At £290,000, the asking price aligns with other comparable properties in Crosswell Close and Sholing generally. Considering the recent modernisation to the kitchen, the reasonable garden size, and the relatively good condition, it doesn’t appear significantly overpriced or underpriced. The lack of detailed square footage information for comparable properties makes precise analysis difficult, resulting in a score of 7.

The property photos reveal a generally well-maintained and modernised interior. The kitchen appears to have been recently updated, and the rest of the house is presented in good order. There are no visible signs of significant disrepair. While some might prefer a more modern aesthetic in the bathrooms, it’s not in need of immediate repair, leading to a score of 8.

Sholing is a popular residential area in Southampton, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and good local amenities. The proximity to several well-regarded schools (some with outstanding Ofsted ratings) and its relatively short distance to Sholing train station and other transport links contribute to a positive location score. However, it’s not a top-tier location in Southampton in terms of exclusivity or proximity to the city centre, hence the score of 7.

The property features a reasonably sized garden with patio area, and a garden shed. It’s not exceptionally large, but it offers more outdoor space than many similar properties in the area. Therefore, a score of 6 is deemed appropriate.