The list price seems reasonably competitive considering similar properties in the area. Whilst a definitive price per sqft isn’t available due to missing plot size data in the near by listings and the target property, the property’s size, features, and condition relative to nearby listings support this price. However, the lack of information about the plot size makes a precise evaluation of value challenging, and without a comprehensive comparative market analysis, an 8 isn’t justified.

The property appears well-maintained but not recently renovated. The interior finishes show some signs of age and may not meet the tastes of all buyers. The kitchen and bathrooms seem functional but not modern or luxurious. While there’s no evidence of disrepair, it is likely to benefit from modernization in the coming years.

Titchfield Park benefits from its proximity to good schools, and railway stations. The relatively short distances to Swanwick, Fareham, and other stations provide convenient access to commuting routes. The presence of well-regarded primary schools within a reasonable distance adds to the family-friendliness of the location. However, the area’s overall ranking compared to more central or affluent locations in the wider region results in a score less than 10.

The property includes a garden, which is a positive aspect, but it is not particularly large. The images show a manageable-sized outdoor space, suitable for relaxation or low-maintenance gardening. Compared to homes with extensive gardens or larger plots of land, this warrants a mid-range score.