The list price of £375,000 seems moderately priced relative to comparable properties in the area, which range between £280,000 and £366,500 on Winstone Crescent itself. However, considering the property’s condition, requiring refurbishment, the price sits towards the higher end of the range, pulling the score down slightly. The average price per square foot isn’t available in the data so comparison is limited to overall property values in the immediate neighbourhood.

Based on the provided photos, the property shows signs of age and requires some updating. The kitchen and bathroom appear dated and could benefit from modernization. While structurally sound, the cosmetic condition is not top-tier, and some interior finishes (e.g., carpeting, wallpaper) appear worn. While not needing immediate major repairs, significant refurbishment would enhance the property’s overall appeal and value.

The property is located in North Baddesley, a village in Hampshire. Proximity to good junior and infant schools (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a positive. The several nearby railway stations, while requiring a short drive, offer convenient access to other areas. The quiet cul-de-sac location is also a desirable feature for many buyers. However, the lack of immediate proximity to a wider range of amenities compared to larger towns might detract slightly.

The property includes a garden, but the size is not specified. The images suggest a reasonably sized but relatively simple garden layout. It’s adequate for the property type but doesn’t represent exceptionally generous outdoor space often associated with higher scores in this category.