The list price of £200,000 seems reasonable considering it’s a development opportunity in a desirable location. However, the absence of square footage and building information makes precise valuation difficult. Comparing the list price with nearby property prices which range significantly (from £310,000 to £550,000, with limited information on their plot sizes), the price may be at the lower end of expectations but reasonable given the need for development. The lack of precise details prevents a higher score.

The aerial photographs show a plot of land largely occupied by greenhouses and outbuildings. While the existing structures appear reasonably maintained, the property is essentially a development site rather than a ready-to-live-in home. Therefore, a moderate condition score is appropriate.

The property is situated in Southwick, a desirable residential area in Brighton and Hove. Proximity to Southwick train station (0.66km) offers good transport links to Brighton and beyond. The presence of well-regarded primary schools like Eastbrook Primary Academy (Outstanding Ofsted) within a kilometer radius further enhances its appeal to families. However, the precise location on Roman Way and details of the immediate surroundings need more clarity for a higher score. The average house prices on nearby streets vary significantly, suggesting some level of heterogeneity in the area.

The property comprises a substantial plot of land, as evidenced by the aerial photographs. The size is not specified, but visual inspection suggests it is significantly larger than typical residential plots. This makes it suitable for various development possibilities, leading to a high land score.