The asking price of £250,000 seems slightly high considering the property’s condition and the lack of detailed plot size information. While the location is advantageous, the considerable renovation costs necessary to bring the property up to a modern standard should be factored into the overall value proposition. Considering comparable properties on Stanley Avenue and surrounding streets, with some reaching £300,000 or more, this price is not unreasonable but certainly not exceptional value. The lack of precise square footage for the property and surrounding areas makes an exact price per sqft analysis impossible. A moderate score reflects a price that might be negotiable or justifiable depending on buyer priorities and market fluctuations.

Based on the provided photographs, the property shows signs of significant wear and tear. The interior requires extensive modernisation and updating. While structurally sound, cosmetic improvements are needed across the kitchen, bathrooms and living spaces, including flooring, wall coverings and outdated fixtures. The garden also appears overgrown and in need of landscaping. The overall condition, therefore, warrants a moderate score, acknowledging some inherent structural integrity but highlighting the need for substantial renovations.

The property is situated on Stanley Avenue in Baffins, Portsmouth. Baffins benefits from its proximity to local schools, including Westover Primary School (0.27km) and Admiral Lord Nelson School (0.87km), both within walking distance. The area also has relatively good transport links to Hilsea train station (2.04km) and other transport hubs, offering convenient access to Portsmouth city centre and beyond. While not in the most central location, Baffins provides a balance of residential tranquility and reasonable access to amenities and transport, justifying a mid-range score.

The property includes a garden, although the images reveal it’s currently overgrown and requires significant work. The exact plot size isn’t provided, preventing a precise assessment. Considering the presence of a garden, but its current state needing significant attention, a middling score reflecting the potential but also the considerable work required is appropriate.