Considering the list price of £135,000 for a plot needing extensive work and the lack of key property features (no bedrooms, bathrooms, and square footage specified), the price appears reasonable in comparison to other properties in the area, especially when considering the potential for redevelopment. The lack of information regarding the exact size and potential buildable area makes a definitive judgment difficult but there’s potential value for money here for a buyer willing to undertake renovation.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in need of significant renovation and possibly some structural repairs. The stone building shows signs of age and weathering, and the roof looks in need of attention. The overgrown land also suggests neglect. Therefore, a relatively low score is justified.

The property benefits from its proximity to several good primary schools (St Peter’s Cofe Primary School, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, and Highfield Community Primary School), all within a kilometer radius. The location is also convenient for rail links; Chorley train station is just 1.91 km away, offering connections to other parts of Lancashire and beyond. While the immediate street may not have the most modern amenities, the surrounding area provides access to various local facilities and services in Chorley town center.

The property includes some land, which is a positive aspect, but its size and condition are not explicitly specified. The pictures suggest a somewhat overgrown and unkempt space requiring considerable effort to transform into a usable garden. Thus, a middling score is appropriate.