The asking price of £125,000 is competitive for a building plot in Wrightington, given the nearby sale prices of houses that range from £180,000- £430,000. However, the lack of detailed specifications on this particular plot (e.g., planning permission, soil suitability, etc.) introduces some uncertainty and influences the score, making the price slightly less attractive than would ideally be expected.

The aerial imagery shows the land to be overgrown and in need of significant clearing and preparation. There are no structures present, and without further details about soil quality or potential groundworks, the condition score reflects an assessment of the current, undeveloped state of the land.

Wrightington benefits from a semi-rural location with good access to the M6 motorway, linking it to major transport networks. The presence of nearby primary schools with good Ofsted ratings (St Joseph’s and Wrightington Mossy Lea Primary) adds to its family-friendly appeal. While the immediate area may be somewhat isolated, the proximity to Appley Bridge train station offers links to wider areas. This balance of tranquility and accessibility justifies the score.

The plot size of 430 sqft is reasonably substantial for a building plot in this area, offering potential for a sizable project. The size and the relative undeveloped nature of the land account for the score. However, the lack of landscaping currently makes it less desirable than other larger developed plots.