The list price of £600,000 seems somewhat high relative to some nearby comparable properties, even considering the renovations. While nearby properties are priced below, they may not have had similar recent renovations. The absence of sqft data for comparable properties makes an accurate per-sqft comparison challenging. The higher price suggests potential overvaluation relative to the market but can be rationalised by the quality of the renovation and desirability of the location.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. The interior has been recently renovated or updated, showcasing a modern kitchen, updated bathrooms, and stylish décor. The property is well-maintained and shows no visible signs of disrepair or neglect. The quality of the renovations suggests a high standard of finish.

The property is situated in Kingswood, Marchwood, a village in the New Forest area of Hampshire. Marchwood benefits from being a relatively quiet residential area with good proximity to local amenities. The nearby presence of well-regarded schools (Marchwood Junior School with an ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating) and relatively easy access to Southampton via train (Millbrook station being the closest) contribute positively to its desirability. However, Marchwood itself is not a large town and the lack of extensive amenities might be a drawback for some buyers, impacting the overall location score.

While the exact plot size in square footage is missing, the photographs reveal a sizable, well-landscaped garden. There is a patio area, lawn, and additional space that would accommodate various outdoor activities. Although the lack of precise measurements doesn’t allow for total certainty of its size, the visual evidence suggests a larger-than-average garden for a property of this type in the area, justifying a higher score.