The listed price of £500,000 seems high without knowing the actual size of the plot. While neighbouring properties indicate a range of prices, they also have vastly different attributes (size, style, and condition). The high price might be justified if the land allows for building several housing units, offering a significant return on investment. However, in the absence of detailed plot dimensions, it appears potentially high compared to other land listings in the vicinity. The lack of detailed pricing information (price/sqft) for comparable land plots in the area also hinders a more precise evaluation.

The aerial photo shows undeveloped land, thus there is no information on the condition of any buildings or structures. A rating of 5 reflects that it is neither newly developed nor dilapidated, rather simply undeveloped.

Dodworth benefits from a relatively convenient location with nearby primary schools (Keresforth Primary School being 0.47km away and rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted), and train stations (Dodworth station is 1.95km away). The proximity to Barnsley offers access to more extensive amenities. However, the location isn’t exceptional due to the lack of immediate access to shops, major transportation links, or historical significance. The quiet, residential cul-de-sac setting could be seen as positive or negative depending on individual preference.

The plot size is substantial, as shown in the aerial image. The land appears suitable for development, contributing to a high land score. The fact that this site is allocated for residential development in the Barnsley Local Plan further strengthens this positive assessment of its value.