The list price of £1,100,000 needs to be considered in the context of the property’s condition. While the land and location are desirable, the need for full demolition and rebuilding makes the value more complex. Considering the planning permission for a larger, more modern home, the list price might be considered acceptable for the land and potential value of the newly built property. The nearby property sales prices are not particularly comparable due to the lack of square footage provided, further hindering a definitive analysis. However, the list price for a new build on this plot is likely to be significantly more. Thus a median score is given.

The property is described as derelict and in need of modernization. The photos clearly show a property in poor condition, requiring significant renovation. This significantly impacts the condition score.

Hove Park is a desirable residential area in Hove, known for its larger properties and relatively quiet atmosphere. The proximity to good schools (within 1.5km radius) and relatively easy access to Hove train station (1.43km) boosts the score. However, it’s not in the absolute heart of Hove’s most vibrant areas, which prevents a higher score.

The property sits on a large plot of land, as evidenced by the aerial photos. The size of the plot allows for substantial development. Though the exact plot size isn’t specified, the images clearly indicate a significant amount of land compared to neighbouring properties, justifying a relatively high score.