The list price of £229,950 seems relatively reasonable given the comparable properties in the area and the size (1,079.62 sqft) of the apartment. Nearby apartments are selling in a similar price range, though without more detailed square footage data on those comparisons, the price can’t be definitively rated as exceptional value. The lack of outdoor space and the fact it’s an apartment (rather than a house) could be considered slightly limiting factors on the price score.

The photos reveal a well-maintained and modern apartment. The interior appears clean, recently decorated, and in good condition. Fixtures and fittings look modern and in good working order. There is no evidence of significant wear and tear or required renovations. While it’s an apartment conversion and not a new build, its condition is above average.

Farsley is a popular suburb of Leeds, known for its good schools and convenient transport links. The proximity to several highly-rated primary schools (Farsley Springbank and Westroyd, both rated ‘Good’) and its relatively short distance to New Pudsey train station (1.63km) makes this a desirable location for families and commuters. However, the lack of detailed information regarding local amenities and the specific character of the immediate neighborhood slightly lowers the score.

The property is an apartment, therefore it does not come with a garden or substantial outdoor space. The only outdoor area visible in the provided imagery appears to be a shared paved area and small fenced-in section of land around the building. This drastically limits the amount of private land associated with the property.