The listing price is £20,000. Given that the average property price in the area is significantly higher (around £381,250), and the average price per square foot is £360, this seems like a potentially good value, even considering that it’s just land. This assumes there are no hidden issues with the land that would prevent development.

As the property is currently land, the condition is difficult to assess. The listing includes an artist’s impression of a potential development, but the actual condition of the land is unknown. Therefore, a low condition score is appropriate.

The property is located in Cawsand, Cornwall, which is part of the Rame Peninsula. This is generally considered a desirable coastal location, offering a mix of village charm and proximity to natural beauty. However, it’s also relatively remote, with the nearest train stations being over 6km away. The presence of a primary school within 1km is a positive factor for families.

The property is listed as land, so the land score is based on the plot size and potential. Without specific plot size details, it’s hard to be precise, but the aerial view suggests a reasonable plot size with some surrounding greenery. This warrants a moderately positive land score.