The listed price of £350,000 is significant for a development opportunity. While the size and potential of the land are factors, the lack of details on building permissions, potential development costs, and the current market conditions in Coxhoe prevent a definitive judgment on whether it represents good value. The price seems high compared to nearby residential properties, but without knowing the development potential, a mid-range score is appropriate.

The available image suggests the land is largely undeveloped, with some existing structures that appear to be in disrepair. There’s a lack of information about the condition of any potential utilities or services on the site. The undeveloped and partially dilapidated state justifies a lower score.

Coxhoe benefits from a relatively convenient location with nearby primary schools receiving outstanding Ofsted ratings (Coxhoe Primary School, Cassop Primary School). The proximity to other amenities isn’t explicitly detailed, but the presence of nearby streets with average house prices provides context suggesting a reasonably established residential area. However, the lack of detailed information on local shops, public transport, and other key amenities prevents a higher score.

The aerial imagery shows a sizeable plot of land. While the exact dimensions aren’t given, it’s clearly a substantial area suitable for development, justifying a higher score. The presence of existing structures, while dilapidated, adds to the land’s potential.