The listing price of £500,000 is comparable to other land listings in the vicinity, as shown in the data. However, the lack of specific details regarding the total acreage, and intended use significantly impacts the ability to accurately assess value per square foot, making a definitive judgement difficult. While comparable properties are listed at a similar price, without confirming the total size, the pricing cannot be marked as great value.

The images show a plot of land that is predominantly woodland, showing some evidence of clearing and maintenance. While there are some areas of cleared land, the overall condition of the land is likely subject to the natural variations inherent in woodland, such as tree growth, undergrowth and potentially some areas requiring further clearing or management. Given the property is land, there is no building to assess condition of.

The property is located in Upper Bucklebury, a desirable village in West Berkshire. It benefits from proximity to Bucklebury C.E. Primary School (rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) and other schools within a reasonable distance. While train stations are a few kilometers away, the village setting offers a peaceful and potentially desirable lifestyle for buyers seeking a rural escape, yet still having access to amenities. The surrounding area shows signs of higher property values. This contributes to a relatively good location score.

The property consists of a significant plot of land, as indicated by the images and supporting maps. The size isn’t explicitly stated, but visually appears substantial with variations in terrain and tree coverage. The high proportion of woodland offers potential for multiple uses or enjoyment. This equates to a high land score.