The list price of £180,000 appears reasonable considering the property’s location and size (861 sqft), though the lack of average price per sqft data for the street makes precise comparison difficult. The nearby comparable properties, while limited in data and varying greatly in property type (Terraced vs Semi-Detached, Apartments vs Houses), show some similar properties for sale in the area, however, none are identical or provide comparable sqft information. The property’s need for substantial modernisation somewhat justifies the price. The demand in the broader area seems to justify this price point despite the condition issues.

The property is visibly dated and in need of modernisation. The photos reveal outdated fixtures, fittings, and décor throughout the house. While structurally sound, the cosmetic condition is poor and significant renovation would enhance its appeal. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly outdated.

The property benefits from its proximity to several good schools (Woolton Primary, Much Woolton Catholic Primary, and others) all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The presence of nearby train stations (Hunts Cross, Roby, Halewood) improves its accessibility. While the immediate street’s average pricing data is limited, nearby streets like King’s Drive indicate higher property values, suggesting a potentially desirable area. However, the lack of detailed information about local amenities and the overall character of the immediate neighborhood prevents a higher score.

The property includes a small, manageable garden space. While not extensive, it offers some outdoor area, which is a plus for a terraced property in a residential setting. The garden appears to be well-maintained within the context of the overall property’s age. Therefore, it scores adequately.