The listing price of £1,000 for a 0.61-acre plot appears exceptionally low compared to prices of nearby properties. This suggests potential issues such as planning restrictions, environmental concerns (that aren’t described) or complexities that are not made clear in the listing details. Further investigation into planning permission and any potential environmental issues would be needed before concluding the value. Thus, a score of 4 reflects this significant uncertainty and possible undervaluation in relation to its development costs.

Based on the provided aerial photographs, the land appears to be undeveloped and primarily comprised of overgrown vegetation. While the land is not in poor repair, the condition is certainly not excellent. The need for clearing and preparation before potential development needs consideration. This justifies a score of 5.

The property is situated in Chatham, Kent, which benefits from relatively good transport links to London and other parts of the South East via Southeastern rail services. The proximity to several schools, including those with good Ofsted ratings, further enhances its locational appeal. However, the specific location within Chatham, in this case, Princes Park, requires more detailed local knowledge for a definitive assessment of desirability. The provided distance to various amenities isn’t sufficient to pinpoint the exact location’s appeal. Therefore, a score of 7 is reflective of the overall potential but acknowledgement of uncertainty.

The plot is described as approximately 0.61 acres, representing a substantial land area compared to the average residential plot size. Though the images suggest it requires significant work, its size gives it development potential. The score of 6 reflects this considerable size despite its current condition.