The list price of £135,000 for a plot with planning permission for a three-bedroom house and a dilapidated structure to renovate seems relatively reasonable compared to other properties listed in the area, considering the need for significant work. However, a lack of precise square footage information for the plot itself and limited comparables makes this challenging to assess precisely.

The existing stone building appears to be in need of significant repair or renovation, and its current state limits the score. The planned new build, though, scores higher in terms of potential final condition. A balance is taken to arrive at the given score.

Ingleton is a desirable village in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, known for its scenic beauty and outdoor activities. The proximity to good primary schools and relatively close access to train stations in Bentham and Clapham add to its appeal. However, the specific location of the plot on Bank Bottom may not be as central as other locations within the village, which is why a score of 7 is given.

The plot offers a reasonable amount of land for a building project in a village setting. It includes the existing structure, further contributing to the amount of usable land. However, it is not exceptionally large, hence a middle score of 5 is assigned.