The list price of £170,000 appears reasonably competitive considering the area and the limited information on the size of the property. Similar properties in the area are listed at comparable prices. The absence of square footage makes a detailed price per square foot analysis impossible. However, the price aligns with typical costs for a four-bedroom terraced property in this part of Leeds. The modern state of the property and updated facilities may justify a slightly higher price, though factors like plot size and proximity to amenities should be considered for a full assessment. The provided prices from surrounding areas and streets are inconsistent, making a detailed comparison challenging.

The property appears to be in relatively good condition from the provided photos. It has been recently renovated or refurbished, exhibiting a modern kitchen and neutral decor. There is some minor evidence of potential work needed (patch on the ceiling in one room), but overall the state of the property appears above average for this area. The absence of significant structural damage or outdated features contributes to a favorable score. While not perfect, it’s well maintained.

The property is located in Burmantofts & Richmond Hill, Leeds. While not in the most affluent area, it benefits from proximity to several schools with ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings (Co-op Academy Brownhill and St Patrick Catholic Primary School). The presence of transport links, although not extremely close, adds to the location’s convenience. The area’s affordability compared to other parts of Leeds contributes to a positive score, though there may be some drawbacks. However, it’s important to note that the overall safety and amenities within the immediate vicinity of Nowell Place would require further investigation.

The property’s lack of information regarding garden space, coupled with the common trend of terraced houses in this type of development having minimal or non-existent gardens, is a key drawback impacting the score. The fact that plot size is unknown makes it difficult to gauge whether there may be any kind of outdoor space.