The list price of £70,000 for a proposed new-build property with the given square footage (even considering that plot size is small) seems low, given the average cost of building in the UK. The absence of local property price data makes it difficult to make a definitive assessment but it still suggests the price may be overly optimistic or the project is underfunded. More information about building costs and comparable properties is necessary to make a more accurate judgement.

The images depict a proposed, new-build property. The renderings showcase high-quality finishes and a modern design, indicating excellent condition. As it is not yet constructed, it can’t technically have any defects, therefore the score is 10.

Arbroath is a desirable coastal town in Angus, Scotland, offering a good quality of life. Proximity to the train station (though distance isn’t ideal for all destinations) and the apparent closeness to green spaces shown in the photos contribute positively to the score. However, the lack of detailed information on immediate amenities (shops, schools, etc.) lowers the score slightly. More specific local information would allow for a higher assessment.

The plot of land is quite small and appears to be primarily hardstanding; the lack of any significant garden space (as per images and stated plot size) results in a low score.