The listed price of £91,000 sits within the range of similar properties in the area, with some nearby properties listed for slightly more and others for less. However, given the property’s poor condition, and the lack of key details such as property size, the price could be considered reasonable if the buyer is intending extensive renovation or viewing the property as a fixer-upper investment. The significant repair costs need to be factored into a true assessment of value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property is in poor condition. There is significant damage to walls, both internally and externally, requiring extensive repair and renovation. The bathrooms and kitchens appear dated and require modernization. Overall, a substantial investment is necessary to bring the property to a habitable standard.

The property is located in Anfield, Liverpool, which benefits from proximity to several primary schools including Anfield Road Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and All Saints’ Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School (‘Outstanding’). It’s also relatively close to several Merseyrail stations, providing good transport links. However, the immediate surrounding streets show a mix of property values, suggesting some level of inconsistency in desirability within the area. The lack of precise plot size and square footage data limits the assessment.

The lack of information regarding plot size prevents a fair assessment of the available land. The photos suggest a small yard or potentially no garden, leading to a low score.