The list price of £230,000 appears to be reasonably competitive compared to other properties listed in the immediate vicinity. Whilst average prices per square foot for the immediate area are missing, the overall average pricing in close proximity offers a relative price comparison. However, without a defined plot size or detailed information about the property’s features, an exact valuation is challenging. The price seems fair, considering its location and condition, though possibly not exceptional value.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition, though it might benefit from some modernisation. The kitchen and bathrooms seem adequately maintained but may not reflect current design trends. The property’s interior décor is consistent throughout; however, some aspects could be viewed as dated, depending on personal preference. A potential buyer might opt for a cosmetic refresh in certain areas.

The property is located in Churwell, Leeds, which benefits from proximity to Churwell Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other schools within a reasonable distance. The presence of nearby train stations in Morley and surrounding areas provides convenient transportation links. While the immediate vicinity’s average property prices and price per square foot are unavailable, the surrounding area shows signs of a reasonably active and desirable housing market. The cul-de-sac location suggests a quieter residential area.

The property includes a small garden and a patio area, as shown in the photos. This garden is an adequate size for the type of property. It offers outdoor space but it’s not particularly large or expansive. While the listing mentions a garage and off-street parking, the exact plot size is not available, making a precise assessment difficult. This limits the land score.