The list price of £400,000 seems reasonably competitive for Poole, Dorset, considering similar properties listed at similar prices. However, a definitive price per square foot isn’t provided. Considering the condition, requiring some modernisation, and the size of the garden, the price falls within a reasonable range. It is not exceptionally cheap, nor extraordinarily expensive. This score reflects that the price aligns with market expectations in the area, accounting for the need for upgrades.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be generally well-maintained, but some areas show signs of needing updating. The kitchen and bathrooms look dated but functional. The flooring appears recently renovated in some areas. Overall, it’s inhabitable and doesn’t seem to require extensive repairs, but some modernisation would enhance its value and appeal. The score reflects a balance between current habitability and the need for some cosmetic upgrades.

The property is located in Poole, Dorset, a desirable area in the South West of England. It’s relatively close to good schools (within 1km of several schools with good Ofsted ratings) and transport links (Parkstone train station is approximately 2km away). The proximity to amenities isn’t explicitly stated, but Poole is a town with a range of shops and services, suggesting reasonable access. However, the exact location within Poole and the specifics of local shops, facilities, and green spaces need further clarification. The overall location score accounts for this uncertainty and the positive points already mentioned.

The property includes a sizable garden, visible in the aerial view. While it’s currently somewhat overgrown, it offers considerable space. However, it’s not extensive in comparison to some properties, nor is it particularly landscaped or designed. It’s a reasonably-sized garden that could benefit from some landscaping to increase its appeal and potential. The score reflects the size, but accounts for the current unkempt state.