The list price of £750,000 seems relatively reasonable compared to other properties nearby, but without precise square footage for the completed build, a definitive assessment is difficult. The price likely reflects the premium associated with the location and the potential for a sizeable, newly built home. However, the lack of existing structure and the nature of it being a plot influences the pricing and makes it difficult to compare directly to nearby properties. The nearby Brook Lane listings offer a potential benchmark, however, this would also be a large property built.

Based on the provided images, the proposed property appears to be in excellent condition given that it’s newly built. The architectural renderings showcase a high-quality finish and modern design. This is not necessarily reflecting the site as a whole however.

Warsash is a desirable village location in Hampshire, known for its proximity to the River Hamble and its generally affluent atmosphere. The presence of good schools nearby, such as Sarisbury Infant School and Hook-With-Warsash Church of England Academy (both rated ‘Outstanding’ or ‘Good’), and relative proximity to transport links (though these require a short drive) contributes positively to its desirability. However, the immediate area depicted in the provided images is primarily undeveloped land, not immediately offering the amenities typical of a high location score.

The property is a plot of land for self-build. While the plot offers the potential for a significant house and is situated within what appears to be a new development, the current state is undeveloped and therefore the amount of available land is limited until the build is complete.