The list price of £245,000 seems reasonable considering the property’s improvements and location. The nearby properties show a range of prices, demonstrating some market variability. While more detailed comparable sales data would assist in refining the price assessment; it generally aligns with other similar properties in the area. However, the lack of precise square footage data for nearby listings limits a completely accurate per-square-foot price comparison.

The photographs show a property that has undergone significant modernisation and is presented in very good condition. The kitchen extension is a clear highlight, indicative of recent renovation and improved living space. While the bathroom shows some signs of age, the condition overall is above average for properties of this age and type in the region.

The property is located in Drighlington, a suburb of Leeds. Drighlington benefits from proximity to good schools (Drighlington Primary School rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted is within 0.69km), and relatively easy access to public transport with several train stations within a reasonable radius (though specific commute times would need further investigation). While not in the city centre, its suburban setting offers a quieter lifestyle while still being well-connected. The immediate neighborhood information helps to paint a picture of a reasonably desirable place to live.

The property has a garden, which is a positive feature, however based on the images its size appears modest, not exceptionally large. The plot size is listed as 0.00 sqft, which needs clarification; this lack of accurate land measurement impacts the land score.