At £625,000, the property’s price seems reasonable in the context of similar properties in the area, especially considering its condition and what appears to be a relatively generous garden. The lack of square footage data for the plot size is a significant missing element, making a complete assessment difficult, but based on comparable properties (in the absence of price per square foot data for this house), the price seems to reflect fair market value, albeit not exceptional value in the wider Hampshire market.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition. The kitchen and bathrooms show recent modernisation or refurbishment, suggesting good maintenance. While there’s some variation in the style of furnishings between rooms, the property appears well-kept and without significant visible defects, indicating it is not in need of major renovation, although personal preferences may influence this.

Titus Gardens in Waterlooville benefits from its proximity to good schools (Queen’s Inclosure Primary School is within 0.55km and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and relatively close proximity to several railway stations providing links to major cities. While the immediate street data is limited, nearby streets such as Monarch Close and Robinia Close suggest higher-than-average house prices in the area, indicating a desirable location. However, Waterlooville itself isn’t a central or particularly high-demand location within Hampshire, hence the score isn’t higher.

The property includes a garden of considerable size which is well-maintained and includes a patio area and a pizza oven, which are valuable additions. It offers decent outdoor space suitable for family use and entertaining, earning a relatively higher score despite the missing plot size data in square footage. This however does not meet the standard of a large land score.