The list price of £395,000 for a double building plot with full planning permission needs further context to provide an accurate assessment of value. The absence of sqft information for the proposed properties makes direct comparison with other sales challenging. However, considering similar properties in the area and the potential for building two substantial five-bedroom houses, the list price appears reasonably competitive within the context of the current market, albeit slightly on the higher end, given the land and development costs. Further market research into the final sale prices of the developed properties would be necessary for a definitive conclusion on value.

As the property is a building plot, it is currently undeveloped land. Therefore, a score of 1 reflects the lack of any existing structure or build condition.

St Osyth is a desirable village location in Essex, offering a balance of rural tranquility and proximity to amenities. The presence of a primary school within a reasonable distance is a plus for families. Train stations are accessible albeit not within walking distance, necessitating car ownership. The proximity to Clacton-on-Sea provides access to further facilities. Overall, the location scores well for its desirable village setting and relative convenience.

The plot size, described as almost a third of an acre and having a 120ft frontage, is substantial for a building plot. This allows for significant development potential and is a considerable amount of land, hence the high score.