The price receives a score of 6. While it’s difficult to determine value without square footage or building plans, the listed price of £150,000 for a building plot is reasonable considering comparable land sales in the immediate area. However, the lack of detailed information about the plot’s features and its final size, limits the ability to assess the price more accurately. This price might be competitive or slightly high depending on the precise plot area after the final survey. The nearby sales prices of other properties are not useful for comparison, given they are existing homes and not similar building plots.

The condition is rated a 3 because the property is undeveloped land. The images show agricultural land with some signs of recent activity (piles of compost/manure) but no structures or improvements. Therefore, it’s not possible to assess the condition of any buildings or structures. The overall condition reflects the state of the undeveloped plot.

The location scores a 4 due to its rural setting in Turves, a village near March. While this offers peace and quiet, it’s also a considerable distance from major amenities and transport links. The proximity to the nearest primary schools (Coates and Benwick) is a factor, but their Ofsted ratings (one ‘Good’ and one ‘Requires Improvement’) suggest mixed quality. The lack of nearby transportation is a significant drawback.

A score of 7 is given for the land because the listing describes a generous plot size with outline planning permission for a detached house. While the exact dimensions aren’t specified in square footage, the photographs and site plan suggest a sizable area for building. This potential makes the land valuable despite its current undeveloped state.