The list price of £130,000 seems reasonable considering the potential for developing three 4-bedroom homes, as stated in the listing description. Compared to other properties in the area, while some are considerably more expensive, this price point reflects the significant work and investment needed to transform the plot into completed homes. However, the lack of definitive square footage details for the existing structure and the uncertainty associated with construction costs affect the overall value assessment.

Based on the provided images, the existing structure appears to be in need of significant renovation or demolition. The plot is currently enclosed by what looks like a dilapidated fence and there’s no visible habitable structure. The architectural renderings show a new build is planned but that is not currently on site. Therefore, the condition score is low, reflecting the current state of disrepair.

The property benefits from being relatively close to several primary schools with good Ofsted ratings, suggesting a family-friendly environment. The proximity to Avon Road, despite its lower average price, and other nearby streets with higher average prices indicates the potential for property value appreciation in the area. However, the absence of detailed information on the immediate vicinity and lack of nearby public transportation slightly lowers the score.

While the plot size is given as 0.00 sqft, the images show a sizable area of land, suitable for development as indicated by the planning permission. However, the lack of precise measurement and the current state of the land (unimproved and requiring substantial work) results in a low land score.