The list price of £240,000 seems relatively reasonable in comparison to other properties in the immediate vicinity, considering that the average house price in the area is in the range £120,000-£350,000. However, the required refurbishment works will impact the overall value. The fact that it needs a lot of work means that the final sale price could be lower than other properties. Hence, the score reflects a degree of uncertainty surrounding the final value.

The property shows significant signs of requiring modernisation and refurbishment. The interior photos reveal outdated fixtures, worn flooring, and wallpaper that needs replacing. Whilst the structure appears sound, significant work will be needed to bring it up to a modern standard. Therefore, a lower score reflects the need for substantial investment.

The property is situated in Halewood, Liverpool, which benefits from good transport links via Halewood train station (0.66km away) providing access to Liverpool and beyond. Several well-regarded schools are within a short distance, including St Mark’s Catholic Primary School (Good Ofsted rating). The proximity to local amenities is positive, though further details on the availability and quality of shops and other services would be necessary for a more definitive assessment. However, based on the provided information and general knowledge of Halewood, the location is considered above average.

The property includes a garden, although the photos suggest that it is currently overgrown and in need of significant landscaping. The size isn’t specified but appears to be relatively standard for a property of this type in the area. Given its current state, the score reflects a potential for improvement, but currently, it’s not a strong feature.