The list price seems reasonable considering the size of the property and its location within Port Sunlight. While average prices per sqft are unavailable in this instance, comparing to similar properties in the area indicates a price that is competitive yet doesn’t necessarily represent outstanding value. The property’s condition and land size contribute to this middle-of-the-road price assessment.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, with a recently refurbished or well-maintained interior evident from the photos. However, some aspects suggest it may not be in pristine condition. The exterior photos reveal some minor wear and tear which could imply the need for some cosmetic repairs or maintenance. The kitchen and bathroom appear updated and relatively modern, but the overall impression leans towards a good, but not excellent condition.

The property benefits from a location close to several amenities. It’s within walking distance of primary schools (Church Drive Primary and Grove Street Primary) and a reasonable distance to highly-rated secondary schools like St John Plessington Catholic College. The proximity to Port Sunlight train station provides convenient access to public transport, while local shops are also likely within easy reach, given its position on New Chester Road. However, the immediate surroundings shown in the exterior photos don’t appear exceptionally picturesque or desirable, affecting the score.

The property has a small garden, which is adequate but not extensive. While there’s some outside space for a property of this type, it’s not what one might expect in terms of size for a property in this price range, particularly in a desirable area, leading to a relatively low score for land.