The listing price of £110,000 for a building plot needs to be considered relative to other similar properties in the area and to the potential value once a property is built on the land. The nearby listings show a wide price range, and without clear comparables (size is not specified for the lot), assessing value requires some caution. There is scope for significant value growth once construction occurs, justifying a middle-of-the-road score. Further analysis regarding planning permissions, construction costs, and potential final property value would be beneficial.

The photos show a plot of land that appears to be undeveloped and in need of preparation before construction. While the land itself seems to be in reasonable condition (grassy and relatively level), it’s not a finished product, hence the moderate score.

The property is located in Goodwick, Pembrokeshire, which benefits from proximity to Fishguard and Goodwick train station (0.9km) and several primary schools within a short radius. This makes it relatively convenient for commuting and families. However, the lack of detailed information on the immediate surrounding area and amenities slightly lowers the score.

The provided images and description indicate a sizable plot of land, suitable for potential building. The size isn’t specified in square footage but the description mentions a ‘good sized, gently sloping potential building plot’ giving it a solid score despite the lack of exact dimensions.