At £65,000, the price seems relatively reasonable considering its location in Central Southsea, though significantly impacted by the need for modernisation. The lack of comparable sales data in the vicinity makes a definitive assessment challenging, but the listed price is competitive in the context of the broader Portsmouth market for a property of this size and type.

The provided photos show a property that appears largely habitable, but dated. The kitchen and bathroom seem functional but in need of modernization. The carpets show wear, and there’s evidence of some minor wall damage. Overall, it’s not in poor condition, but significant cosmetic upgrades would improve its value and appeal.

Central Southsea is a desirable location in Portsmouth, known for its proximity to the seafront, shops, restaurants, and transport links. The presence of several well-regarded schools nearby also adds to its appeal. However, the specific position of the property within Central Southsea and potential noise levels or other factors impacting livability aren’t detailed, which prevents a higher score.

The property includes access to a shared communal garden. While this offers some outdoor space, it’s not a private garden and is relatively small, resulting in a moderate score. The lack of a private outdoor space is a significant factor limiting the score.