The list price seems reasonable for a two-bedroom terraced property in Southsea, but the lack of precise square footage for comparison and nearby comparable properties with similar features makes it difficult to rate it higher. The average price of nearby streets lacks data for comparison as well. Further, many of the prices provided are out of the typical range of what this property could expect to sell for based on average pricing on similar nearby streets.

The property appears to be in livable condition, although some updating and modernisation would enhance its appeal. The images show a dated aesthetic and some aspects may need attention, preventing a higher score. The kitchen and bathroom show a dated style with limited modern conveniences and could benefit from a renovation.

The property is located in Southsea, Portsmouth, a popular seaside town with good amenities. Its proximity to several well-regarded schools (Southsea Infant School, St Swithun’s Catholic Primary School, etc.) and relatively close distance to train stations (Fratton, Portsmouth & Southsea) makes it attractive. However, the provided data doesn’t specify the exact distance to shops and other local amenities. The lack of detailed information prevents a higher score.

The property has a small garden that scores relatively low compared to properties with much larger outdoor space. While a garden is present, its size is likely modest, given the overall dimensions of the property and the lack of specific plot-size information. The garden offers a degree of privacy but is not an exceptional feature.