The list price of £365,000 seems reasonable, considering comparable properties in the area (although a lack of sqft data on many nearby properties limits the analysis). While some nearby properties have sold for less, other similar properties and those that are deemed to be of a higher quality of finish, are listed for higher prices. The lack of precise square footage data for surrounding properties makes an exact comparison difficult. The overall price considering location, condition, and land size is competitive, making the pricing appropriate for its position in the market.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in good overall condition. The interior is clean and well-maintained, with a modern bathroom. There is some evidence of older styling, but the property does not seem to require significant renovation work. While not perfect, it is well presented and avoids a lower score.

The property is located in Bitterne, Southampton, which is a popular residential area. It benefits from proximity to Bitterne Village, offering local amenities and shops. Several good schools are within a reasonable distance, and train stations are relatively close, making commuting relatively easy. However, it’s not in the most central or vibrant part of Southampton, hence not a perfect 10.

The property has a garden, which is a positive. However, based on the images, the garden appears to be relatively small and may not offer significant outdoor space. This limits the score.