The list price of £235,000 seems reasonably competitive within its market segment, given the condition and the other properties listed nearby. The lack of square footage makes precise comparison with local average prices per square foot impossible. However, the property appears to offer good value based on a comparison of similar houses on Walton Drive. Prices vary from £47,500 to £210,000, with the property falling into the higher end of the spectrum, which is justified by the extensive renovations.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in good condition, showing signs of recent modernisation or renovation. The kitchen and bathroom have been updated. The décor is consistent and modern throughout. However, some minor finishing touches or further landscaping might elevate it further. There are no visible major issues in terms of structural damage or significant repairs needed.

The property is located in Drighlington, a suburb of Leeds. Drighlington benefits from proximity to local schools (Drighlington Primary School is less than a kilometer away and is rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and amenities. The proximity to the motorway network is also a plus for commuters. However, it is not in the most central location within Leeds, and access to some amenities may require travel by car. The average house prices on nearby streets vary considerably (from £112,475 to £378,330), suggesting a diverse mix of housing stock and values. This contributes to a score that’s good but not exceptional.

The property includes a garden, although its size appears to be relatively modest. It’s adequately sized for a family home, but isn’t large or expansive enough to be considered a significant feature.