The list price of £75,000 is somewhat difficult to assess in terms of value per square foot, due to lack of property data and its current state. However, the fact that it is a plot of land needing potential development and is in a relatively desirable village setting within easy reach of other villages in the vicinity justifies the price. The lack of comparable properties and the need for planning permission add uncertainty, but the price doesn’t appear extraordinarily high or low given the potential for future development.

The provided photographs show an undeveloped plot of land. While the land itself appears to be in reasonable condition (grassy and relatively clear), there’s no structure or improvements visible. Therefore a low condition score is warranted as it’s a raw piece of land requiring significant work for any development.

The property’s location in Old, Northamptonshire, offers a rural setting with proximity to several villages. The distance to schools varies, with the closest being approximately 3km. However, the lack of readily available public transportation may be a drawback for some buyers. The relatively peaceful and potentially scenic environment is attractive, but the accessibility score is mitigated by the distance to amenities.

The plot size is 300 sqft, which is relatively small for a development plot, but for a farmland plot, this size is neither very large or very small. The availability of a relatively undeveloped plot could be attractive to some buyers.