The list price of £33,000 seems relatively reasonable considering the limited information available on square footage and the current state of the property. The presence of tenants generating a rental income of £6300 annually also suggests a degree of viability as an investment property. However, without detailed information on the condition, comparative properties in the same area, and current market rates it is difficult to make an absolute determination on value. It could be considered undervalued depending on the market conditions but equally could be fairly priced for a basic property.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in average condition. While there is no significant visible damage, the interior looks somewhat dated and could benefit from modernisation or refurbishment to enhance its appeal and value. The property appears clean and habitable but lacks a modern feel.

The property is situated in Farnley & Wortley, Leeds. While it benefits from proximity to local schools like Lower Wortley Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and several others within a reasonable distance, the area itself may not be considered top-tier in terms of desirability compared to other parts of Leeds. Train stations are also within a reasonable distance providing access to Leeds city centre. The overall location score reflects a balance between these positives and potential drawbacks.

The listing explicitly states a plot size of 0.00 sqft, indicating that there is no garden or significant outdoor space associated with the property. This significantly limits its appeal and is reflected in the low score.