The asking price of £350,000 is in line with other similar properties in the area. However, considering the age and condition of the property, and the lack of precise plot size information, it’s difficult to definitively assess the value per square foot. It’s a fair price, but not outstanding value.

The photos reveal a property that appears well-maintained but dated. While structurally sound, the interior design, kitchen, and bathroom seem in need of modernisation to meet contemporary standards. The garden also appears to need some attention. There is no evidence of major structural damage or repairs needed.

The property is situated in North Baddesley, a village described as ‘ever-popular’ and ‘desirable’ in the listing. Its proximity to local shops and schools (North Baddesley Infant and Junior Schools, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) is a significant advantage for families. While the distance to larger town amenities and railway stations is considerable (4.56 km to Romsey train station), the peaceful village setting is also attractive to potential buyers. This makes for a positive yet not perfect location score.

The property includes a garden, as shown in the photos, which is a positive aspect. However, the size of the plot is not explicitly stated and, based on image, appears modest, rather than substantial. The presence of a garden and some outdoor space earns a moderate score.