The list price of £695,000 is in line with other nearby properties but lacks sufficient supporting data for a more precise assessment. The property’s condition and the relatively generous garden contribute to justifying the price. However, without knowing the exact square footage of the plot or a reliable average price per square foot for comparable properties in the area, a definitive judgment on value is difficult. The absence of price per sqft data in the provided nearby listings further complicates a definitive price assessment.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in excellent condition. The interior is modern, well-maintained, and tastefully decorated. The bathrooms and kitchen are particularly impressive, suggesting recent refurbishment or high-quality construction. The exterior also appears well-maintained, with landscaping suggesting care and attention to detail.

The property is located in Shadwell, Leeds, a village with a generally good reputation. The proximity to Shadwell Primary School (rated Outstanding by Ofsted) is a significant positive. While transport links may not be extensive (Cross Gates train station is 5.82km away), the location appears to be a peaceful residential area. The average house prices in nearby streets, while varying, suggest the area is desirable and commands higher-than-average prices. However, the absence of detailed information on local amenities and shops slightly lowers the score.

The property features a significant garden. The images show a substantial lawned area, mature planting, and patio space. This adds considerably to the appeal and value of the property, especially in a desirable residential setting such as Shadwell. However, precise plot size information is missing which prevents a perfect score.