The asking price of £350,000 for undeveloped land is relatively high when compared to some nearby residential properties. Without knowing the exact size and development potential of the land, it’s difficult to ascertain its value precisely. Considering the location and potential, however, the price seems reasonably competitive within the context of current market dynamics, despite the absence of specific details on its dimensions and buildability.

Based on the provided aerial photos, the land appears to be undeveloped and overgrown. It lacks any existing structures or improvements. The condition score reflects the need for significant development before it can be considered habitable or usable. The score would be substantially higher with buildings, landscaping and utilities.

The property benefits from a convenient location on the outskirts of Abergele town centre, close to a new build development and business park. The proximity to Abergele train station (2.01km) offers good transport links. Schools are within a reasonable distance, although specific details like Ofsted ratings are missing. The location scores highly due to its accessibility to amenities and transport, but could benefit from being closer to the town center itself.

The plot size is not specified, but the aerial photographs show a relatively sizeable plot of land. Its potential for development contributes to a moderate land score, but without precise dimensions or a confirmed planning permission, a higher score is inappropriate.