The list price is significantly lower than nearby properties which is very appealing. However, the lack of land and smaller size combined with the limited local comparable properties makes it hard to establish fair market value. The price is unusually low compared to averages found in near by streets suggesting that there are additional factors to consider. Given that it is a studio apartment, within a larger development, this could well be a very competitive price for a studio of this type. The price is therefore hard to assess objectively.

The provided photographs show a studio apartment that appears clean and functional. While not luxurious, the condition seems adequate for its age and type. There is evidence of some wear and tear, but nothing that suggests major repairs are immediately required.

The property benefits from its proximity to several schools, including two rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted, making it attractive to families or students. Liverpool Lime Street station is also within reasonable distance, providing good transport links. However, the specific area’s overall desirability might be a factor influencing the score.

The property has no associated land or garden, which is common in city-centre studio apartments but limits its appeal to buyers looking for outdoor space.