The asking price of £15,000 for a vacant plot of land in Yeovil is relatively reasonable compared to some other land prices, although further comparative data is limited. The price likely reflects the need for significant investment in preparation and potential planning permissions before development is possible. The absence of planning permission adds a significant element of risk and uncertainty to the price point.

The provided images show a plot of land that appears overgrown and in need of significant maintenance. There are no structures present, and the overall impression is one of neglect. While the land itself might be structurally sound, it requires considerable work before it can be developed or utilized.

Coronation Avenue is situated in the Yeovil Summerlands area, which benefits from its proximity to local amenities, schools and transport links. The nearby Westfield Academy receives a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating, and Yeovil Pen Mill train station is within a reasonable distance. While not in the most affluent part of Yeovil, it offers convenient access to essential services, making it a relatively desirable location for those seeking practicality.

The property consists of a parcel of land. While the size isn’t specified, the images suggest a relatively small plot. It has some potential, but it’s not a large area. The presence of some vegetation indicates that it is usable, but the lack of landscaping or development decreases its score.