The listing price of £110,000 seems relatively reasonable for a two-bedroom apartment in Banks, considering comparable properties in the area, even if slightly above the average for the street based on limited data. However, the lack of plot size and the basic condition of the apartment, as shown in the photos, may make some buyers hesitant to pay the full asking price. Further investigation into the specific square footage would be needed for a conclusive assessment.

The property appears to be in reasonable condition, with recently decorated interiors and new carpets as stated in the listing. However, the photos suggest a rather basic level of finish, and while not in need of major repairs, some updating could enhance its appeal. The fixtures and fittings seem functional but not high-end.

The property is located in Banks, a village near Southport, which benefits from good nearby schools such as Banks St Stephen’s Cofe School and Banks Methodist School, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The proximity to Southport offers access to more amenities and transport links, including Merseyrail. However, Banks itself is a smaller village, so the range of local amenities might be limited compared to a larger town. The transport links are reasonably good but require some travel to reach major destinations.

The property has some communal garden space, but there’s no private garden or significant outdoor space associated directly with the apartment itself. The communal area appears reasonably maintained, but it is limited in size.