The list price of £350,000 seems somewhat high given the current state of the property (under construction) and the limited information on the quality of finishes and land size. Comparable properties in the area have similar list prices, but those properties are finished and ready for occupancy. Considering the ongoing construction, potential buyers should carefully assess the value once the building is complete and inspect all materials and finishes.

The property is currently under construction, as shown in the photographs. The visible progress indicates the structure is nearing completion; however, the overall condition will depend on the quality of finishing work and materials used. The images don’t fully assess interior condition and overall finish, hence the moderate score. A final inspection after completion would be crucial for an accurate assessment of its final condition.

The property is located in Ecclefechan, a village in Dumfries and Galloway, offering a relatively peaceful setting. While the immediate vicinity appears to lack extensive amenities, its proximity to Annan (approximately 8.69 km) provides access to a wider range of services and transportation options, including ScotRail. The scenic rural views are a positive aspect of the location, although this might not appeal to everyone. The lack of nearby schools is a potential drawback for families.

The property offers a plot of land, though the size isn’t specified numerically. Aerial photos suggest it has a reasonable backyard but isn’t exceptionally large compared to neighboring properties, and it does not appear to offer a sizable garden. The lack of precise plot size measurements makes a definitive assessment difficult.