Considering nearby properties on Frederick Road have sold for significantly higher prices (ranging from £125,000 to £260,000), the asking price of £50,000 seems unusually low, especially given the large size of the land. While this low price is appealing, the lack of any structure, the extensive work needed to prepare the land, and the uncertainty concerning planning permissions and potential building costs make it uncertain if this represents a truly great investment. Therefore, the price score reflects the risk associated with this underdeveloped plot.

Based on the provided images, the property appears to be a plot of land with some overgrown areas. The garden is unkempt and requires significant work or even demolition before a property can be built. The lack of a structure necessitates significant expenditure before a habitable building is possible. The apparent state of disrepair leads to a lower condition score.

The property is located in Gillingham, Kent, which benefits from relatively good transport links via Gillingham train station (0.84km away) providing access to London and other major towns. There are also several schools within a reasonable distance, including some rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The proximity to amenities will depend on the specific location of the property along Frederick Road, but generally Gillingham town centre offers shops and services. However, it is important to note that Gillingham is not always perceived as a top-tier location compared to more affluent areas in Kent, hence a score of 7.

The images show a significant plot of land, seemingly larger than average for urban properties in Gillingham. Whilst its condition is poor, the size of the plot alone gives it a higher score compared to properties with smaller or no gardens. This potential is appealing for development.