The list price of £200,000 seems reasonable considering the size of the land plot, but requires more clarification. The lack of building and the absence of square footage data for the land makes it difficult to compare it directly to nearby property prices, hence the score. The prices of nearby properties vary greatly due to different property types. Without knowing the specific use case of the land and considering that it’s primarily land value, the price seems acceptable but not exceptionally good value, potentially depending on the demand for such plots in that area.

The photos show undeveloped land. There is no structure shown, so no assessment of the condition of a building is possible. The land itself appears to be in reasonable condition, but as there’s no structure and it is undeveloped land, the score is reflective of this.

Uley is a desirable village in the Cotswolds, known for its picturesque setting and community feel. The proximity to a good primary school (Uley Church of England Primary School) adds to its appeal for families. While the lack of immediate shops and amenities might be a drawback for some, the village’s charm and relative closeness to larger towns like Dursley and Stroud counterbalances this. Train access is available but requires a short drive.

The property includes a significant amount of land, approximately 13.8 acres. This is a substantial plot size and will be a primary selling point for many buyers looking for a rural property or land for development (subject to planning permission).