The list price of £150,000 for a plot of land with planning permission is potentially reasonable considering the current market conditions. However, the absence of square footage data prevents a definitive conclusion about value per square foot. The cost needs to be weighed against the cost of construction and the overall potential value of the completed property. The relatively modest size and location should influence the overall valuation. Comparative sales data for similar plots would be needed to confirm the reasonableness of the asking price.

The images reveal a plot of land that appears overgrown and undeveloped. There are no structures present, and the land requires significant preparation before construction. The lack of existing buildings means there’s no immediate condition to assess beyond the current state of the undeveloped land.

Bovey Tracey is a desirable town in Devon, known for its proximity to Dartmoor National Park and attractive countryside. The property’s location on Southbrook Road places it within a residential area. While the immediate vicinity lacks detailed information on amenities, nearby streets show average property prices above the subject property. Schools are within a reasonable distance, although transport links are not explicitly detailed. The proximity to other houses suggests a relatively well-established residential setting.

The plot size, while not explicitly stated in square footage, appears relatively small compared to surrounding properties, as indicated by the provided aerial and plot diagrams. While the plot does provide space for a self build, it is modest in size compared to larger plots in the region. The irregular shape might also present some challenges in design and construction.