The list price of £325,000 seems reasonable, considering the property’s condition and location. However, the absence of plot size data prevents a precise per-square-foot comparison to similar properties. Nearby properties in St. John’s Square vary significantly in price, indicating a range of value within the area. Also, the lack of a garden could justify a price lower than some comparable properties with outdoor space. The price is therefore not exceptional value but reasonable.

The provided photographs showcase a property that has undergone a high-quality refurbishment. The finishes appear modern, luxurious, and well-maintained. The kitchen and bathroom are particularly impressive, suggesting significant investment in quality materials and workmanship. While the condition is excellent, a minor deduction is made because detailed assessments of hidden aspects are not possible without an in-person inspection.

St John’s Square is a highly desirable location in Wakefield. The proximity to Wakefield Westgate railway station (0.56km), several highly-rated schools (Wakefield Grammar Pre-Prepatory School, Wakefield St Johns Church of England Voluntary Aided Junior And Infant School, etc.) within a short distance, and the overall pleasant atmosphere contribute to its high desirability. The average prices in nearby streets like Hepworth Gardens also support its premium location status.

The property’s lack of a garden is a significant drawback. Apartment living in the UK often lacks significant outdoor space, and the absence of a private garden or even a patio area lowers the overall appeal and functionality for many buyers. A score of 1 reflects this lack of land.