The list price of £25,000 for 1.79 acres of woodland within the New Forest National Park seems relatively reasonable, considering the scarcity of such land and the high value of property in the surrounding area. Nearby property sales support this. However, the lack of detailed information about the land, including potential restrictions, impacts the overall value assessment and warrants further scrutiny.

Based on the provided images, the woodland appears to be in a reasonably good condition. The trees seem mature and relatively healthy. However, the absence of any structures means there is nothing to score in regards to any building condition, so the rating reflects the apparent condition of the woodland itself which is average. A more thorough on-site inspection would be necessary to assess the condition fully.

The property is located in Plaitford Common, within the New Forest National Park. This is a desirable area known for its natural beauty and proximity to other amenities. While somewhat rural, the proximity to Landford and the presence of nearby transportation links (Dean and Mottisfont train stations) as well as schools within a reasonable distance contributes to the higher score. However, it’s important to note that the specific location within Plaitford Common and access to the land should be verified before assigning this score.

The property consists of approximately 1.79 acres of woodland, which is a significant amount of land, especially in a desirable location like the New Forest. This large plot size justifies a high score.