The list price of £187,500 seems reasonable given the location and available comparable properties. While precise square footage is missing, comparable city-centre apartments in the area have sold for similar prices, indicating that the asking price is in line with current market values. The lack of plot size and limited information regarding size make definitive assessment difficult, hence the score of 7 reflects a decent price but not necessarily exceptional value without more concrete details.

Based on the provided photos, the property appears to be in generally good condition. While the interior shows some signs of wear and is currently furnished, the structure and finishes seem to be well-maintained. There is no apparent need for immediate major renovations. A score of 6 reflects a reasonable level of condition, with minor cosmetic updates or improvements potentially increasing its value.

The property is located in Leeds City Centre, offering convenient access to various amenities, transport links, and educational institutions. The proximity to Leeds train station (1.68km) and several schools with good Ofsted ratings makes it an attractive location for many buyers. However, being in a city centre location might not suit everyone, and some might find it noisy or lack green spaces. Therefore, a score of 7 reflects the overall location’s strengths and weaknesses.

The property is an apartment, and as such, there is essentially no land associated with it. It only provides a balcony. Thus, a score of 1 is given.