The price of £125,000 for a plot of land with planning permission for a substantial new build is relatively competitive, considering similar land values in the area and the potential value of the finished property. However, the need for significant investment to transform the land and to execute the building plans factors into a slightly lower score. The lack of comparable sales data makes precise valuation more challenging.

The existing structure on the land is in poor condition, appearing derelict based on the provided images. This significantly impacts the condition score. The plans show a proposed new build, but the current state is far from ideal.

The location is reasonably remote, situated near the A70 road. While this provides transport links, it also means a lack of immediate amenities and a distance from schools. The nearest train station is West Calder, 8.87km away. The remoteness could be considered positive by some seeking a rural setting, but negatively impacts the convenience score.

The land itself appears to be of a substantial size as per the planning documents, and offers potential for a sizable new-build property. The surrounding countryside adds to its appeal and thus the land value. However, the current undeveloped state and lack of any landscaping factors into the lower score.