The list price of £200,000 appears reasonable considering the location. However, the absence of a completed structure and the apparent small size of the plot means that a buyer is purchasing undeveloped land, rather than a finished property. In context with the nearby property prices which are significantly higher, the price seems appropriate, although it’s hard to fully assess value without a detailed specification of what is actually being offered.

Based on the provided architectural drawings and aerial photographs, the property is currently under construction or is a plot of land for redevelopment. The existing structure seems to be rudimentary, and substantial work is required to complete the building. Therefore, a low condition score is warranted.

The property is situated in Raithwaite, Whitby, a desirable coastal location in North Yorkshire. While the immediate surroundings appear somewhat isolated, its proximity to Whitby town, the beach at Sandsend (implied in the listing details), and relatively good access to transport links (though train stations are several kilometers away) contribute to a moderate location score. The area’s natural beauty is a significant positive factor, while the distance to amenities might be a drawback for some.

The property includes a plot of land, although its size is not clearly defined in square footage or acres. Aerial images suggest a small plot with limited usable space, especially considering the somewhat uneven terrain and surrounding woodland. Thus, a modest land score reflects this relative scarcity of usable land.