The listing price of £450,000 appears reasonable, considering the property’s features. Comparable properties in the area (although sqft data is missing) seem to be priced around this range. The modern kitchen and bathrooms are likely contributing factors to the price. However, without precise square footage for these comparables, a definitive conclusion is harder. The lack of precise square footage data across the board limits price-per-square-foot analysis, making this a moderately higher than average score.

The property appears to be well-maintained and in good condition based on the provided photographs. The kitchen and bathrooms are modern and updated, suggesting recent renovations or careful upkeep. There is no visible evidence of significant repairs needed. While personal preferences on decor exist, the overall impression is one of a clean, well-presented home.

Beggarwood is a popular residential area in Basingstoke known for its family-friendly atmosphere. The proximity to local amenities, good schools (St Mark’s Church of England Primary School receiving a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating, for example), and relatively easy access to Basingstoke town centre contribute to its desirability. While not in the most central location, the convenient access to schools and amenities boosts the score. The 7.45km distance to Basingstoke train station is a reasonable commute for many.

The property features a sizeable garden with artificial turf and a patio area. While the exact plot size in square feet isn’t specified, the visual evidence suggests a more substantial garden compared to many properties in similar locations and price ranges. The presence of a patio and outside features suggests ample space for outdoor living.