The asking price of £440,000 needs to be considered within the context of comparable properties in Bitterne Park. While there is a lack of precise square footage for nearby properties, the available data suggests that the price is somewhat in line with other detached houses in the area, although perhaps on the higher end of what might be considered a reasonable price. A full comparative market analysis and in-person appraisal would be necessary for a precise determination.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition, exhibiting modern features and a well-maintained interior. The kitchen and bathrooms appear newly renovated or recently updated. The overall impression is one of cleanliness and recent refurbishment, although a more thorough in-person inspection would be required for a definitive assessment.

Bitterne Park is a desirable area in Southampton known for its family-friendly atmosphere, good schools, and proximity to local amenities. The property’s location on Midanbury Lane places it within easy reach of Bitterne’s shops, restaurants, and train station, providing convenient access to Southampton city centre and beyond. While an ‘inadequate’ Ofsted rating for a nearby school is a negative, the presence of other highly-rated schools nearby mitigates this somewhat. The proximity to Bitterne train station is a significant positive.

The property has a small garden, described as having artificial turf and a patio area with a glass balustrade. While this provides some outdoor space for relaxation, it is not a large or extensive garden. The additional woodland area provides a degree of seclusion and privacy, but is not part of the immediate garden area itself.