The asking price of £70,000 seems relatively reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. Nearby listings show similar two-bedroom apartments selling for £70,000-£75,000. The lack of square footage information for the subject property makes a precise price-per-square-foot comparison impossible, thus preventing a higher score. The provided data on nearby streets shows a range of prices which do not appear to provide the level of detail required to provide a definitive rationale.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in fair condition. The interior is generally clean and presentable, although some of the finishes (such as the kitchen cabinets and bathroom) show their age and might benefit from an update. There’s no obvious evidence of significant disrepair, but it’s also clear that the property is not brand new or recently renovated.

The property benefits from its proximity to several amenities. Walton (Merseyside) train station is less than a kilometer away, offering convenient access to public transport. Furthermore, several schools with varying Ofsted ratings are within walking distance. The presence of shops and restaurants is mentioned in nearby listing descriptions, suggesting a reasonable level of local convenience. However, the precise details on the availability and quality of these amenities are lacking, hence not scoring higher.

The property is an apartment, hence the land score is low. While there’s some communal green space visible in the exterior photos, the apartment itself does not come with a private garden or significant land.