The list price of £150,000 is potentially reasonable considering it’s a vacant plot in Greater London. However, without knowing the precise plot size, potential planning permission complexities and costs associated with preparing the land for development, it’s difficult to assess the true value. The surrounding property prices suggest that the location is reasonably desirable although there are many unknown aspects. Therefore the price is given a moderate score.

Based on the aerial imagery, the land appears to be vacant and potentially overgrown, suggesting it’s in need of some form of preparation or clearance before development. There are no visible structures in good condition and the overall state suggests a need for significant work before building can begin. Without further images or site visit, it’s impossible to accurately gauge the ground condition or any potential issues, resulting in a moderate score.

The property benefits from being located in close proximity to New Eltham station (0.54km), providing convenient access to London. Several well-regarded primary schools are also within a reasonable distance. The area appears residential, and while specific amenities’ proximity isn’t detailed, the location scores highly on transportation and schooling access within the given data.

The plot size is not specified, but the aerial image shows a relatively small land area. There is limited space in comparison to the surrounding properties which is why it is scored low. The image clearly shows this land to be unimproved and requires significant work before it could be used.