The list price of £274,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s recent refurbishment, its six-bedroom configuration (suitable for a HMO), and its proximity to amenities and transport links. The lack of square footage information makes a precise per-square-foot comparison difficult. However, nearby comparable properties with similar characteristics support this assessment, even with the significant variation in prices on Dial Street itself.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It has been recently renovated or refurbished to a high standard, with modern fixtures, fittings, and décor. The kitchen and bathrooms are contemporary and well-maintained. The bedrooms are also presented well, suggesting that the property is move-in ready.

The property is located in the Kensington and Fairfield area of Liverpool, which benefits from being close to several primary and secondary schools, some with outstanding Ofsted ratings. Edge Hill train station is also within reasonable walking distance, providing access to Liverpool city centre and beyond. While the immediate street’s average prices show some variation, nearby streets like Crosfield Close and Onslow Road indicate a higher average price, suggesting that Dial Street is in a relatively desirable area.

The property is a terraced house and therefore has minimal land associated with it. There’s a small area of garden visible in the external photograph, but it is far from substantial, hence the low score.