The list price of £355,000 seems relatively reasonable given the property type, location, and apparent high-quality finish. While comparative data is limited due to a lack of square footage information on nearby listings, nearby streets have properties priced well above the asking price. It is worth noting that new-build homes often command a higher price per square foot. However, a complete assessment would require more detailed information on the size of the property and the prevailing market conditions within Drighlington.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be newly built or in excellent condition. The modern kitchen and bathroom fixtures suggest a high standard of finish and minimal need for repairs or renovations.

Drighlington benefits from good access to primary schools rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, within a reasonable distance. Train stations are within a 5-7km radius, offering connections to Leeds and other areas. While not directly in the city centre, the location offers a balance of suburban tranquility and relatively easy access to amenities and transport links. The proximity to other streets with higher average property prices also suggests the location is desirable.

While the property includes a private garden, it appears to be of relatively standard size for a semi-detached home in this area. It does not offer expansive grounds or significant additional land beyond what is typical for such a property.