The price receives a score of 6. The listing price is high compared to some nearby properties, particularly those not earmarked for development, but the potential for significant profit after development is factored in as the price reflects the potential value of a development project, not just the land itself. A lack of precise sq footage for the land also makes it more difficult to precisely gauge the price per sqft, preventing a higher score.

The property’s condition receives a 3 because the provided photographs show an undeveloped, overgrown plot of land containing debris. This indicates a significant need for site clearance and preparation before any construction can begin. The land is not in good condition and requires substantial work.

The location scores a 7 due to its proximity to several amenities. The presence of nearby schools (though Ofsted ratings are unavailable), and relatively close access to Nottingham via public transport (though exact distances to local shops and other key amenities aren’t specified) suggests a reasonably convenient location. However, the lack of detailed information on local amenities prevents a higher score.

A score of 5 reflects the size and potential of the land. The available planning permission suggests a substantial plot allowing for multiple dwellings. However, the presence of debris and overgrown vegetation reduces the immediate appeal and practicality of the land.