The list price of £375,000 seems reasonable given the property’s size and features, and compared to similar properties in the area. However, the lack of definitive square footage data for comparable properties and the wide price range for similar properties in the area prevents a higher score.

The photographs show a property that appears to be well-maintained and presented. The interior is tastefully decorated and the property demonstrates charm, including original features such as exposed stonework. While the listing mentions character features, there is no indication of significant repairs or renovations needed, supporting a high condition score. However, it’s difficult to definitively assess the overall condition based solely on photographs.

Yeadon is a desirable suburb of Leeds, known for its proximity to Yeadon Tarn, good local amenities, and relatively easy access to Leeds city centre and transport links. The property’s location on Victoria Avenue, while not specified in detail, benefits from being in a residential area and near several well-regarded schools and local conveniences as evidenced by the provided data. However, the lack of specific details on immediate surroundings slightly lowers the score.

The property boasts a good-sized garden, visible in several photos, which adds to its appeal. The size, however, is not specified, and the lack of precise plot dimensions reduces the score, although it appears larger than many similar properties in the area.