The asking price of £240,000 seems reasonable, given the property’s size and location. Nearby comparable properties suggest that this is in line with or slightly below market value in the area. However, the lack of precise square footage data for nearby properties limits a more definitive assessment. The condition of the property needing some updates moderates its perceived value slightly. Further evaluation is needed to determine if it represents exceptional value.

Based on the photos, the property appears to be in reasonably good condition. The interior looks well-maintained, with updated features in the bathroom. However, some aspects seem dated (e.g., the kitchen cabinets and the overall styling), suggesting it may not be in pristine condition and could benefit from some modernisation. There’s no obvious evidence of major repairs needed, but a full survey would be necessary to assess its structural integrity fully.

The property is located in Yeadon, Leeds, which benefits from good access to local amenities, schools, and transport links. The proximity to Rawdon and Guiseley further enhances its appeal. Several well-regarded schools are within a reasonable distance, making it attractive to families. Train stations are within a reasonable distance, offering connectivity to Leeds and other areas. However, the specific location on Lime Grove and the immediate surrounding area’s character need more details for a higher score.

While the property has a garden, it seems relatively small. The images show a pleasant, well-maintained space, but its size isn’t extensive compared to properties in similar areas. Therefore, it warrants a moderate score.