The asking price of £600,000 seems reasonable given the potential to build two houses, as supported by the planning permission. Comparing this to other nearby properties requires more detailed information about sqft to make a more precise calculation. However, the absence of comparable data makes a definitive assessment of value difficult. The value is considered ‘good’, but more detailed comparables would be necessary to conclude if it is ‘excellent’ value.

The provided images show the land and proposed building plans, but no existing structure. The drawings depict new builds, thus the condition score is based on the potential, not the current state, hence the relatively moderate score.

The property benefits from a desirable location in Burghclere, a sought-after village in Hampshire. Proximity to good schools like St Michael’s School and Burghclere Primary School (both rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted) adds significant value. The relative closeness to Newbury adds convenient access to a wider range of amenities and transportation links, including the Great Western Railway. However, the limited information on immediate local facilities and the distance from some amenities slightly detracts from this score.

The plot size appears substantial, sufficient for the construction of two dwellings as per the planning permission. The land’s overall suitability for development and the inclusion of some existing landscaping contribute to the score, while the lack of precise measurements prevents it from being higher.