The list price of £375,000 seems reasonably priced considering the property’s location in Rawdon, the generally good condition, and the presence of a garden. While average price per square foot data for the immediate street is not available, nearby streets show a range of prices, with some significantly higher. The price reflects a competitive market value, although not an exceptional bargain.

The property appears to be in generally good condition based on the provided photographs. The interior shows evidence of some updating and modernisation in the kitchen and some rooms, but other areas may require some maintenance or updating to meet modern standards. The overall presentation is presentable and habitable, but not luxurious or newly renovated.

Rawdon is a desirable village in Leeds, known for its good schools and proximity to amenities. The property’s location on Larkfield Crescent places it within walking distance of several highly-rated primary schools (Benton Park School and Rawdon St Peter’s, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and is also conveniently located near to train stations offering good transport links to Leeds city centre. The nearby streets also command high average prices, further supporting the desirability of the area. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate vicinity of the property prevents a perfect score.

The property benefits from a garden of reasonable size, as shown in the provided photos. While not exceptionally large, it offers a usable outdoor space for a family. The presence of a greenhouse indicates a degree of garden cultivation. The lack of precise plot size information makes a higher score difficult to justify.