The listed price is relatively low compared to the nearby residential properties. However, it is crucial to note that this is a plot of land requiring significant development before it can be considered a house. Therefore, although the price may be low compared to finished houses, considering the costs associated with obtaining planning permission, site preparation, and construction, the price may end up being fairly priced once completed. It requires further due diligence to ascertain its true value in the market.

Based on the aerial photos provided, the property appears to be undeveloped woodland. Therefore, the condition rating is moderate because it is not in poor condition, but neither is it in a high state of readiness or use as a building plot. It requires significant work before it is suitable for construction, which affects the current condition.

The property benefits from a reasonably convenient location. While not directly in the town center, it is within proximity to several schools with good Ofsted ratings (Cross-In-Hand Church of England Primary School, Parkside Community Primary School), and is also relatively close to other amenities in Heathfield, suggesting a moderately good location score. However, the absence of nearby transportation is a drawback.

The property offers a sizeable plot of land, which is a positive factor in its assessment. However, the exact size needs to be clarified as there are various pricing options, which suggests an average plot size in relation to the asking price. The lack of immediate buildable space lowers this score. Further investigation into planning permissions and suitability for development would be crucial before assigning a higher score.