The list price of £80,000 reflects the significant need for repair or rebuilding and the remoteness. While the land value adds some worth, the lack of readily available information regarding the precise plot size and the overall state of the property makes definitive pricing difficult. The price may be reasonable for someone undertaking a substantial project. The comparable properties listed are not directly comparable due to the differing condition and type of property, but offer a reasonable range to assess the list price.

The property is in very poor condition. The provided photographs clearly show a ruined structure that requires extensive and likely costly restoration or demolition and rebuilding. There are no habitable rooms, and therefore is scored as a 2.

The location is rated a 4 due to its rural setting on the Isle of Luing. While offering scenic beauty and tranquility, it is quite remote with limited access to amenities like schools, shops, and public transport. The proximity to Oban, while offering some potential access to these amenities, is still significant enough to affect daily life. The remoteness is a drawback for many potential buyers, but for those who prioritize peacefulness and natural surroundings, it could be a positive aspect.

The property has a sizeable plot of land, providing significant space. While the exact dimensions are unknown, aerial photography shows a substantial area. This is a key selling point in rural areas and justifies a score of 6, especially given the lack of property improvements.