The list price of £260,000 seems reasonable given the property’s condition and location. Comparable properties in the area, as per the provided data, are within a similar price range. The lack of land is a factor that might cause some to negotiate down, while the modern features and condition support the higher end of the price range. While not exceptional value, it falls within a market-competitive range considering the market’s current situation.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It is newly built or recently renovated, showcasing a modern, well-maintained interior and exterior. The finishes and fixtures appear high-quality and the property looks ready for immediate occupancy, with no visible signs of disrepair.

The property is located in Waterlooville, Hampshire, which benefits from good proximity to local schools (St Peter’s Catholic Primary School, Oaklands Catholic School, and Crookhorn College are all within a short distance) and has train links to Havant and other areas. The presence of several schools with good Ofsted ratings boosts its family appeal. However, Waterlooville itself is not considered a prime location within Hampshire, compared to more affluent areas. The convenience of nearby transport is balanced by the town’s overall ranking.

The property has a very small plot size (0.00 sqft), effectively meaning no garden. This severely limits the outdoor space available and significantly impacts the score, making it particularly low given the UK housing market’s preference for gardens, especially with family buyers.