With a list price of £340,000, the property’s pricing seems reasonable, considering comparable properties in the area. Nearby listings suggest a range of prices, with some properties more expensive, and others slightly less. Considering its condition and location, the price appears fairly competitive within the current market for the area. Lack of precise square footage information on nearby properties makes a definitive per square foot comparison challenging, but given available data the price appears fair but not exceptionally great value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in very good condition. The interior shows recent renovations or updates, with modern kitchen and bathroom fittings, and a stylish décor. The exterior also presents well. While there’s no clear indication of any major defects, a full survey would be needed to confirm the overall condition, hence the score isn’t a perfect 10.

The property is situated on Norwood Avenue in Southport, a desirable area known for its proximity to good schools and transport links. The presence of highly-rated primary schools within walking distance (Holy Family Catholic Primary School and Norwood Primary School), along with Meols Cop High School (Outstanding Ofsted rating) nearby, significantly boosts its appeal to families. The relatively close proximity to Meols Cop train station adds to its convenience. However, while the location is good, it’s not exceptional; it doesn’t possess unique features or landmark proximity that would warrant a higher score.

The property has a garden, but its size is not specified. The images suggest a relatively small, enclosed garden. A larger garden would warrant a higher score. For a family house, the land size appears to be more of an adequately sized ‘small to medium’ garden rather than a significant selling point.