The list price of £315,000 seems relatively reasonable given the comparable prices in the area but further information about the sq footage of the comparable properties would be helpful. The property’s condition, size (993 sq ft), and lack of significant outdoor space all contribute to this price point.

The property appears to be habitable, though some parts appear dated or could benefit from modern upgrades. The kitchen and bathroom show signs of wear, while the living spaces appear more up to date. An overall assessment suggests a property that is in reasonable condition but not pristine. There are no major visible defects, but some cosmetic improvements and/or upgrades could enhance its value and appeal.

Chapel Allerton is a popular and desirable area of Leeds, known for its vibrant atmosphere, independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. Its proximity to good schools and transport links adds to its appeal. However, the specific location on Pasture Place, without further detail on the exact property’s position within the street, makes a perfect score difficult to assign. The street appears to be on a hill, which might be a positive for some and negative for others. The presence of nearby parks and green spaces also contributes positively to the score.

The property has a very small backyard or outside space. While the photos show some small greenery, it is not substantial and would not be considered a large garden. The lack of garden space warrants a low score.