The list price of £500,000 seems reasonably priced given the property’s size (1753.12 sqft), location, and apparent recent renovation. Comparable properties in the area show a broad range of prices, making it challenging to definitively pinpoint the price per square foot. The lack of data on the price per square foot for this property and surrounding properties makes an exact comparison difficult. However, the asking price isn’t notably overpriced compared to larger or similarly upgraded homes in the area, but neither is it exceptional value compared to every other property.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, showcasing recent renovations and modern features. The kitchen and bathrooms appear updated, and the overall interior seems well-maintained and stylishly decorated. However, some areas show minor imperfections such as minor wall damage in one of the bathrooms, suggesting a minor deduction from a perfect score. The external appearance is attractive and the property seems well-presented.

The property is located in Shelley, West Yorkshire, a village with a relatively desirable reputation. The proximity to Shelley First School (0.53km) is a plus for families, although the Ofsted rating is unknown and nearby Kirkburton Middle School has been rated as having ‘Serious Weaknesses’. The area also boasts relatively close access to train stations (Shepley being the nearest), which improves its accessibility. However, the lack of readily available data on average price per square foot in the immediate vicinity slightly lowers the score. The average prices of nearby streets vary widely, indicating a diverse range of property values in the area.

The property includes a sizeable garden with mature trees, landscaping, and a greenhouse, which enhances the overall appeal. However, the plot size isn’t quantified, and the garden seems more for enjoyment rather than extensive use. While it’s larger than some properties, it isn’t exceptionally spacious relative to others at the price point. This means that whilst a solid garden is present it doesn’t quite reach a higher score.