The list price of £55,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s location and condition but not particularly a bargain. While comparable properties in the area have listed prices that range widely, the average price per square foot is not provided, this makes a more precise comparison difficult. The property does benefit from being close to the train station and many local amenities. However, the absence of outdoor space and the average condition of the apartment hold the price score to a 6.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good, habitable condition. The interior is clean and modern with relatively new flooring and fixtures. However, there are no features that stand out as exceptional and suggest that the property needs little to no further work to rent out, but may not be to the standard of other properties in the area, hence the score of 7.

The property benefits from a town centre location in St Helens, providing convenient access to local amenities, shops, and transport links. St Helens Central train station is within walking distance, offering connections to other parts of Merseyside and beyond. The presence of several primary and secondary schools within a reasonable distance is also a plus for families. However, St Helens is not generally considered a high-demand area compared to other parts of the UK, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property has no discernable garden or outdoor space, which is a significant drawback for many buyers and renters in the UK. This lack of outdoor space directly impacts the overall desirability of the property.