The asking price of £250,000 seems relatively reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. Whilst there is limited data on square footage, the price appears to be consistent with similar 3-bedroom houses in Chapel Allerton. However, without knowing the precise square footage and comparing the size and condition of this property to those on the market more thoroughly, it’s not possible to say it’s exceptionally good value, therefore this justifies a score of 7.

The provided photographs show a property that appears well-maintained and recently updated. The kitchen and bathroom seem modern and in good condition. While there is no evidence of significant repairs needed, the overall impression isn’t flawless, preventing a perfect score. The age of some elements is not apparent, and a survey would be crucial prior to purchase to identify potential underlying issues. The interior is presented attractively, with a modern feel.

Chapel Allerton is a popular and convenient suburb of Leeds, known for its mix of housing, amenities, and green spaces. The proximity to good schools, transport links (though the distance to the stations listed is moderate), and local shops contributes to its desirability. However, it’s not in the absolute heart of Leeds, which might be considered a drawback by some buyers prioritising central city living. The specific location on Miles Hill Crescent needs further evaluation to precisely gauge its positioning within the suburb itself, but given the broader area’s characteristics, the 7 is justified.

The property benefits from a garden which is clearly visible in the images, offering a degree of outdoor space. Although the plot size isn’t explicitly given, the visual assessment suggests a reasonably sized garden, suitable for relaxation or small-scale entertaining, but not excessively large. This is above average for a terraced property in the area, hence the 6.