The list price of £140,000 for a dilapidated set of farm buildings is moderately priced compared to some nearby properties. Considering its condition, the price could be considered reasonable for an investor or developer with plans to renovate or redevelop the site. However, the significant cost of the necessary renovation impacts the overall value and reduces the score. The absence of information about the actual square footage makes determining a ‘per square foot’ price impossible, impacting the price evaluation negatively.

The property is in significantly poor condition. The photos clearly depict extensive roof damage and general disrepair of the existing buildings. Substantial renovation or demolition and rebuilding would be required. This warrants a low condition score.

Friskney is a small village in Lincolnshire, offering a quiet rural lifestyle. Its proximity to Boston and Skegness provides access to more amenities and the coast. The presence of a primary school and relatively close access to other schools and transport links (though distances are moderate) contributes positively to the location score. However, limited local amenities within Friskney itself lowers the score slightly.

The property boasts a considerable plot of land, as evidenced by the aerial photos, exceeding what’s typical for a residential property in a rural village setting. The presence of a garden adds to this positive assessment.