The price score is moderate. While the listing price of £250,000 seems reasonable within the context of the nearby property sales, which lack precise square footage data, the absence of property-specific details like square footage, building condition and specific uses makes definitive pricing analysis difficult. More information on comparable land sales in the area would assist in a more precise valuation. The price may be viewed as high or low depending on the buyer’s specific needs and intended use of the land.

The condition score is moderate, reflecting that the property is undeveloped land. As it is agricultural land, there is no existing structure to assess condition of. The land itself appears to be in reasonable condition from the photos, showing a fairly level, grassy area. However, without a building, a precise condition rating is challenging and the score reflects this uncertainty. More information on soil quality, potential drainage issues, and other factors would be necessary for a more accurate assessment.

The location score reflects the property’s rural setting. While it is close to the primary school Ysgol Llanon, its remoteness from other amenities could be a drawback for some buyers. The proximity to the coast and the village of Llanon adds some positive aspects but overall, its rural nature makes it less accessible compared to properties closer to towns or cities. The available data doesn’t provide insights into the local community’s character or the overall safety, which are often key aspects of location scores.

The land score is high due to the substantial size of the land parcel. The aerial photos show a considerable area of land available, making it suitable for various agricultural uses or potential development (subject to planning permission). The amount of land is a significant asset.