While the exact dimensions and development potential aren’t provided, the list price of £250,000 seems within reason considering nearby property values. The lack of clear details on the property’s buildable area or permitted developments makes it difficult to make a definitive judgment on value. Further information is needed to assess the property’s true price competitiveness. A 6 reflects this uncertainty but indicates a price that appears reasonable relative to comparable properties.

The provided images show a reasonably sized plot of land that appears mostly grassy and relatively undeveloped. While it isn’t in disrepair, it lacks any existing structures or significant landscaping. The appearance suggests a need for development or additional maintenance before it’s considered to be in excellent condition, hence a score of 4.

Gunnislake benefits from a convenient location near the A390, providing relatively easy access to other towns and cities. The proximity to a railway station and several primary schools, some with good Ofsted ratings, enhances its appeal to families. However, the town’s size limits its amenities and overall, a 7 reflects the balance between its advantages and limitations.

The property’s size is not provided but the images show a substantial land area. The presence of mature trees and a relatively large open space suggests a sizeable plot suitable for development, giving it a higher score than many urban properties.