The list price of £105,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the current market in Bootle, given that similar properties in need of complete renovation are listed for similar amounts. However, the lack of square footage data on comparable properties directly limits the precision of this assessment. The price may be competitive given the location and the need for substantial work, but a professional valuation would be beneficial before making a final judgment.

The property is in significant need of modernisation and repair. The interior photographs show outdated fittings, worn carpets, and signs of wear and tear. A full refurbishment would be required before the property is habitable, which lowers the condition score substantially. It isn’t simply cosmetic; the pictures suggest potential structural issues would also require addressing.

The property is located in Bootle, Merseyside, an area with a mix of housing types and amenities. The proximity to several schools with varying Ofsted ratings (Impact being ‘Good’, Litherland High ‘Requires Improvement’, and Rowan Park ‘Outstanding’) offers some options for families. The presence of nearby Merseyrail stations provides reasonable transport links. However, Bootle’s overall desirability varies across different pockets, and Almond Avenue’s specific location within Bootle needs further investigation to determine its precise standing compared to more affluent areas.

The property includes a garden, though its size is not specified and appears to be relatively small, based on the provided photographs. The presence of a greenhouse suggests some potential, but the overall size and condition of the outdoor space contribute to a modest score. It would benefit from landscaping.