The listed price seems reasonable given that planning permission is already granted for a development project that has the potential for a considerable return on investment. The comparable prices of nearby properties are not directly comparable as they are not of the same type. The price reflects the market value considering the granted planning permission but also the existing condition of the land.

The provided photographs show the land to be largely undeveloped and requiring significant work. The presence of rubble, debris, and graffiti on surrounding walls indicates a need for considerable clearance and potentially remediation before construction can begin. The score reflects this significant need for improvement and preparation of the site before development.

The property benefits from a central location in Midsomer Norton, with proximity to several primary and secondary schools, all rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. While specific transportation links weren’t detailed, the High Street’s proximity suggests access to local amenities and bus routes. This contributes to a relatively high location score. However, the immediate surroundings appear somewhat run-down, which detracts slightly from the overall location rating.

The land plot is substantial enough for the planned development of three three-bedroom houses. While the current condition needs improvement, the size and potential for development indicate a reasonably high score for land.