The asking price of £119,000 seems relatively reasonable when comparing it to other similar properties in the area. The lack of precise square footage data for comparable properties makes a direct per-square-foot comparison impossible. However, considering its location, size, and the need for potential modernisation, the price sits within a competitive range. The property’s features, like the balcony and garage, add to its value.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition, but it shows signs of needing some modernisation and updating. The kitchen and bathroom appear dated and could benefit from refurbishment to meet contemporary standards. The flooring and walls seem in decent repair but overall the finish could be significantly improved to enhance its appeal.

The property benefits from a convenient location close to Southport town centre, with easy access to transport links including Southport train station (0.85km). The proximity to several schools, including St Philip’s Church of England Primary School (0.53km) and Arden College (0.71km), adds to its appeal for families or students. While not directly in a bustling area, its accessibility to amenities makes it a desirable location.

While the property has access to communal gardens which is positive, the lack of a private garden is a significant drawback for many buyers. The communal garden space is a fair size though and well maintained.