The list price of £365,000 seems reasonably competitive when compared to other similar properties in the area. Similar newly built four-bedroom semi-detached houses in the Dreslintone Close development are listed at similar prices, ranging from £355,000 to £399,000. The average house prices of nearby streets (e.g., Crocus Drive at £378,330) also support this valuation. However, lack of precise square footage data for the comparables prevents an exact price per square foot comparison, which would further solidify the price assessment.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in excellent condition. It is a new build with modern fixtures and fittings, and the finishes are of high quality. The kitchen and bathrooms are contemporary and well-appointed. The overall appearance of the house suggests minimal or no need for repair or renovation.

The property is situated in Drighlington, a suburb of Leeds. While not in the city centre, its proximity to good schools (Drighlington Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, is within 1.32km) and relatively close access to train stations (Bramley station is approximately 5.27km away) makes it a desirable location for families. The nearby streets show a mix of property types and prices, indicating a reasonably balanced and established community. However, the immediate surroundings are still developing, which might affect the long-term location score slightly.

The property includes a private garden, visible in the photographs. While the precise plot size isn’t explicitly stated, the images show a reasonably sized garden area for a semi-detached house, appropriate for family use. However it is not exceptionally large.