The price of £300,000 is relatively high considering the lack of information about the land’s development potential, planning permissions and other factors. While the plot size seems significant, the absence of crucial details makes it difficult to judge the true value. A lower score reflects the uncertainty and risk associated with purchasing a piece of land without a complete understanding of its development possibilities.

The land is vacant and appears to be undeveloped, resulting in a score of 1. There are no buildings or structures present, meaning there’s no existing condition to assess, beyond the state of the land itself.

The location scores a 5 due to its proximity to schools and transport links. However, the area itself is not considered a prime residential location in Sheffield, which impacts the score. The presence of a nearby children’s centre and primary school is a positive, but this is balanced by the lack of additional amenities immediately surrounding the site, and its location on a busy road.

The property is a sizeable plot of land, as shown in the aerial image, scoring a 7. The actual size is not provided, but the visual suggests a substantial area suitable for development. The lack of specific details regarding soil type, planning permissions, or any environmental considerations, prevents a higher score.