The list price of £99,950 warrants a score of 7. While the lack of comparable recent sales data in the surrounding areas prevents a precise evaluation of value per square foot, the asking price is not exorbitant. Given the need for renovations and the property’s size (870 sqft), the price could be deemed reasonable for a buyer willing to invest in upgrades. The property would likely attract investors looking for renovation projects.

The property’s condition receives a score of 5. While some rooms show recent renovations (such as flooring and wallpaper), indicating maintenance efforts, other areas, notably the basement, are clearly in disrepair and require significant work. This inconsistency in condition across the property results in a mid-range score. The outdated fixtures in the bathroom suggest further upgrades may be necessary.

The property’s location in Bootle, Merseyside, scores a 4 due to proximity to several primary schools with varying Ofsted ratings (one requires improvement, while others are rated ‘good’). The presence of Merseyrail stations within walking distance enhances accessibility, while a lack of details regarding local amenities and overall neighborhood character limits the score. Further research is needed to assess the area’s safety and community feel comprehensively.

The property scores a 1 for land. The presence of a small, paved yard is noted, but it’s far from a sizable garden and more accurately described as a limited outdoor space, hence the low score.