The asking price of £160,000 seems somewhat reasonable in the context of similar properties in the area. Considering the average prices of nearby terraced houses, the list price isn’t overly inflated. However, it is not outstanding value, and the lack of specifics such as square footage prevents a more precise valuation. Given the property’s condition and location, a price score of 7 reflects a property that is reasonably priced but not exceptional value.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in fair to average condition. While structurally sound, some areas appear dated, requiring potential refurbishment or redecoration to enhance its appeal. The kitchen and bathroom look particularly dated and might need updating. The overall impression suggests a property that is habitable but could benefit from some modernization. Hence a score of 5.

The property is situated in the Gipton & Harehills area of Leeds. While this area may not be considered one of Leeds’ most affluent, it benefits from proximity to schools (Harehills Primary, Hovingham Primary, both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and is relatively close to transport links to the city center (4.44km to Leeds city center). The presence of several nearby shops and amenities is also a positive factor. However, the area’s overall reputation and potential for future appreciation might be slightly lower than more desirable Leeds neighborhoods. This makes a score of 6 appropriate, reflecting the balance between positives and limitations.

The property seems to have a small backyard area as evident from the exterior images, but the size is unclear. There is no significant amount of land accompanying the property. A score of 2 fairly reflects this fact.