The listing price of £340,000 seems somewhat reasonable considering the substantial land area. However, the required renovation costs for the dilapidated structure, coupled with the lack of specifics regarding the property’s size and internal condition (number of bedrooms and bathrooms listed as 0), makes accurate pricing difficult. The lack of comparable properties with similar acreage complicates a precise evaluation. Therefore, the price score reflects a balance between the substantial land and the significant renovation needed.

Based on the provided photographs, the stone structure appears to be in fair condition considering it’s likely a barn conversion or renovation project. However, it shows signs of needing significant work before being habitable, resulting in a moderate score. There is visible disrepair, requiring substantial renovation, which impacts the condition rating.

The property is situated in Ribchester, Ribble Valley, a desirable area in Lancashire known for its picturesque countryside and proximity to the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. While the immediate vicinity appears rural, the relatively close distance to nearby villages like Longridge and access to good schools (as indicated in the provided school data) contribute to a positive location score. However, the lack of readily available public transportation is a minor drawback.

The property boasts a significant plot size of 4.62 acres (1.87 hectares), offering ample land. This expansive land area is a major asset, justifying a high score in this category.