The asking price of £450,000 seems slightly high considering the condition of the property and the lack of information on the exact plot size. While comparable properties in the area command similar prices, this property’s need for substantial renovation could influence a buyer’s offer, suggesting it may be slightly overpriced for its current state. However, the location and potential after renovations do support the higher end of the pricing range.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in need of significant modernisation and renovation. The interior shows dated fixtures, worn carpets and walls in need of repair. While structurally sound, it requires considerable updating to reach a desirable standard. The exterior is relatively well-maintained, but the garden shows neglect.

The property is located in the Empress area of Farnborough, Hampshire. It benefits from proximity to Farnborough North train station (0.66km), providing good commuter links. Several highly-rated schools are also within a reasonable distance, including Henry Tyndale School (Outstanding Ofsted rating) and North Farnborough Infant School (also Outstanding). This makes it attractive to families. While not in the most central location, its access to transport and schools warrants a high score.

The property has a garden, as evidenced in the pictures. While it’s not expansive, and appears to be in need of landscaping, it’s larger than many properties in the area, especially in densely populated areas, and does provide some outdoor space. The lack of precise plot size data prevents a higher score.