Considering comparable properties in the area, which average around £200,000-£250,000, the list price of £230,000 is at the higher end but appears reasonable given the number of bedrooms. However, the property’s condition will likely factor into negotiations, potentially leading to a price reduction. The lack of precise square footage details in some comparable properties impacts the accuracy of the price-per-square-foot comparison. The need for significant renovation is not fully reflected in the list price.

The property shows its age and requires modernisation. While structurally sound, the interior photos reveal outdated fixtures, fittings and cosmetic issues throughout. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly in need of upgrading, impacting the overall condition score. The garden is also overgrown and in need of significant maintenance.

The property benefits from being close to local amenities, bus routes, and is situated conveniently between Bitterne and Woolston shopping precincts. Good primary schools are within a short distance, enhancing family appeal. The proximity to train stations (though slightly further) adds to its accessibility score, making it a desirable location for commuters.

The property has a small garden which is currently overgrown and neglected. The plot size is not specified and is recorded as zero, suggesting a very small and potentially unappealing outdoor area. Further information on the size and potential would impact this score.