The list price of £105,000 for the plot is contextually assessed against nearby property sales. While some nearby properties are significantly more expensive, indicating potential for appreciation, the lack of existing building and the need for construction mean it cannot be considered exceptionally good value. The fact that planning permission is in principle also affects the final price. The absence of square footage data prevents a more precise evaluation.

The provided aerial photographs show a plot of land that appears to require significant work before construction can commence. The land is overgrown and whilst it does not appear damaged, it’s not ready for development. This warrants a relatively low score. There is no existing structure, only undeveloped land.

Carnoustie is a desirable coastal town in Angus, Scotland. The proximity to the beach and the railway station (Golf Street station being 0.69km away) are positive attributes, enhancing its appeal. However, the absence of detailed information on nearby schools and the limited specifics on local amenities prevent a higher score. The nearby streets data shows a mixed price range for properties, indicating a degree of variability in property values in this location.

The plot is of a reasonable size suitable for a single dwelling, as indicated by the planning permission. However, the size is not specified, and it lacks features like mature landscaping, which prevents a higher score.