The listing price of £650,000 appears reasonable, considering the land size and location in Wheathampstead. The comparable nearby listings show a broad price range depending on house type and size, so a direct comparison is challenging without further information on the planned development. The lack of precise square footage information for the plot prevents a more precise valuation, and that is why the score is a seven instead of a higher number.

The aerial photographs show the land to be overgrown and undeveloped. There is no existing structure. Therefore, the land is in a raw state, requiring significant work to create a habitable structure. The existing garage will be removed to create an access road, indicating work is needed before building can begin.

Wheathampstead is a desirable village in Hertfordshire, known for its good schools and proximity to St Albans. The presence of several well-regarded primary schools within a reasonable distance is a major plus for families. Good transport links to London via St Albans and Harpenden are also advantageous, although the distance from the immediate property to the stations is not specified. The average house prices in nearby streets suggest it’s a relatively affluent area. However, scoring is slightly reduced because the exact location within Wheathampstead and the specifics of walking distance to amenities is not available.

The plot size is described as 0.19 acres, which is reasonably large for a residential building plot in the area. The aerial shots confirm a significant land area, although the exact dimensions and shape are not explicitly available. The existence of some mature trees adds to the plot’s appeal but also means that landscaping or tree removal may be necessary.