The list price of £99,000 for 6.022 acres of land seems reasonably competitive, considering the relatively rural location and lack of immediate development potential. While there is no sqft data on the land, comparing it to similar land sales in the area (other land listed in the surrounding area for sale are sold at higher prices) the price reflects the current market conditions for rural land without buildings. The price could be considered more competitive if the land were closer to transportation or had utilities readily available.

The provided photos suggest the land is in relatively good condition, appearing to be a largely undeveloped, grassy plot. There is no evidence of significant damage or neglect. While there aren’t any structures, the land itself presents a good ‘canvas’ for future development or use. The lack of buildings does mean no assessment of their condition.

The property is located in Little London, Longhope, a rural area in Gloucestershire. While this offers peace and quiet, it’s relatively isolated. The proximity to a few schools rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ is a positive, as is its relatively close distance to Royal Spring, a street with an average price suggesting a reasonable level of property value in the general vicinity. However, the lack of readily available public transportation is a significant drawback, decreasing the location score.

The property encompasses approximately 6.022 acres of land. This is a substantial plot size for the area and provides significant potential for various uses. It scores highly for the sheer quantity of land.