It might not be what you were expecting, but this is the most viewed property in Southampton over the past 30 days.
It's had more clicks on Zoopla than any other listing in the whole city in that time.
1) Three-bed semi-detached house in Conifer Road
This might be in need of some TLC according to the agent, but looks like a brilliant opportunity for a first time buyer.
It is close to Southampton General Hospital and has off-road parking and a rear garden.
It's on the market for £170,000.
2) Four bed townhouse, Calshot Court, Channel Way, Ocean Village
A bit of a departure from the most viewed above, this maritime townhouse with a 18-metre mooring and views across Southampton waters, is quite something.
On the market for £1,150,000, it also has a double garage and rain-effect shower (separate, obviously).
3) Four bedroom bungalow in Coates Road, Southampton
Although an offer has been made on this property, it just shows that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover.
It might be a little rough around the edges, but at £230,000 there's someone who could turn it into a beautiful family home again.
With a lounge and cloakroom, kitchen and dining room as well as four bedrooms and a family bathroom, there is also a decent sized garden.
4) Three bedroom semi-detached house, Longmead Road
We'd move into this tomorrow if we could. In a desired location, with a re-fitted bathroom and in catchment to popular schools.
It's got a lovely garden according to the agent and driveway parking and is on the market for £229,950.
5) Three bedroom semi-detached bungalow, Charmwen Crescent, West End
This semi-detached chalet bungalow was built in 2015 and includes off-road driveway parking for multiple vehicles, low maintenance front and rear gardens and an inviting entrance hall.
There's a versatile downstairs third double bedroom, a 16+ft lounge, a modern downstairs four piece bathroom, a full width modern kitchen/diner, and two further double bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor. It's on the market for £285,000.
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