The asking price seems reasonable, given the property’s condition, size, and location in Southbourne. Compared to other nearby listings, the price per square foot seems competitive. The absence of details on comparable properties with similar features makes it difficult to assess the true value perfectly, but the overall impression is it is neither over-priced nor exceptional value for money.

The property appears to be in generally good condition, but there are signs of needing some updating. The interior looks relatively well-maintained. The kitchen and bathrooms are functional but appear dated and could benefit from modernisation to enhance their appeal. Some minor repairs or cosmetic improvements, such as patching up the walls, would improve the overall condition.

The property benefits from a good location in Southbourne, Bournemouth. Southbourne is known for its proximity to the beach, shops, and relatively good schools. The nearby Southbourne Grove shopping parade adds convenience, while the short distance to the seafront is attractive to many buyers. However, the specific location within Southbourne (Pinecliffe Avenue) might not be as central or desirable as some other areas, hence a score below the maximum.

The property includes a small garden, which is a positive feature, though not substantial. The size of the garden is modest and is unlikely to appeal to those needing extensive outdoor space. While a garden adds value, the limited size restricts the score.