At £275,000, the price seems relatively reasonable considering the substantial plot size, especially given the significant development potential, for example converting the barns into a residential property. However, the lack of finished internal space and the need for significant work to bring the property to a modern standard means it is not a perfect score. Comparable properties in the area suggest this is within the expected price range considering the development potential.

The photos show the barns are older structures. While one appears to have some internal facilities (kitchen and toilet), overall they appear to be in need of maintenance and/or potential renovation to meet modern standards. The condition does not reflect modern construction standards, hence a moderate score.

Storrington is a desirable village in West Sussex, known for its attractive setting and amenities. The proximity to good schools (Storrington Primary School rated Outstanding) and relatively easy access to transport links (though requiring a short drive to train stations) contributes to the location score. However, the specific location of the barns within the agricultural setting may not appeal to all buyers, impacting the score.

The property sits on a significant 2.2-acre plot. This substantial land size offers significant potential for development or use, justifying a high score. The inclusion of a 2.2 acre plot significantly increases the property’s value, exceeding the average for residential plots in the area.