Considering comparable properties in the area, specifically other apartments in Bridgewater Place, the listed price of £190,000 seems somewhat high, especially given the lack of information regarding square footage and the average price per square foot. While the apartment is well presented, other nearby two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments have been listed at lower prices. The lack of specific square footage data makes a thorough price assessment difficult, but based on available information, the price doesn’t seem exceptionally competitive.

Based on the provided photos, the apartment appears to be in good condition and well-maintained. While it’s not brand new, the interior looks clean, modern, and recently updated. Some minor aesthetic improvements might enhance it further, but overall the condition is above average for a property in this price bracket.

The property benefits from being close to Leeds city centre, offering convenient access to amenities, transport links (Leeds train station is 0.45km away), and employment opportunities. The proximity to schools, although some are not rated, is also a positive factor for families. However, Beeston & Holbeck is not universally considered a top-tier location in Leeds, hence the score is not a perfect 10.

The property is an apartment, offering no private garden or significant land. This is standard for apartment living and a typical feature of city centre properties.