The list price of £125,000 seems reasonable given the substantial plot size and desirable location. However, the complete lack of information on the size of the land in square feet prevents a precise comparison with local prices per square foot. The lack of building further complicates a precise value assessment. While the price appears relatively low in comparison to nearby properties, which are houses, it reflects the fact that this is undeveloped land.

The provided photos depict undeveloped land; therefore, no assessment can be made of the condition of a building or existing structures. The land itself appears to be in a natural state, without significant signs of neglect or damage. However, the absence of any structures necessitates a low score for condition, as it’s purely undeveloped land.

The property benefits from a desirable location in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire. Proximity to Broxbourne train station (0.66km) offers good transport links to London. Several schools are within a reasonable distance, although the provided Ofsted ratings are missing, hindering a more precise evaluation. The surrounding area appears pleasant, based on the photos showing proximity to a canal and water feature. However, the lack of specific details regarding local amenities and the overall character of the neighborhood limits the score.

The listing explicitly mentions 0.8 acres of land, which is a substantial amount. The aerial photos confirm a sizable plot bordering a canal and water feature, adding to its appeal and potential value. The land’s natural and undeveloped state contributes positively to this evaluation.