For me the OP would indicate a perfect home for some of my horses, and not for others.
If I sell (not often), I don't put 5* home or no timewasters, but I do vet homes well. That is by long discussion and/or yard visit, depending on level of neediness of said horse and also reason for sale. If the horse has done me a good turn but circumstances have changed, I do a yard visit. I really care! If a horse simply hasn't done what I hoped, a long discussion and photos will suffice.
Anything I have sold has gone to a superb home, kept in touch with all of them, photos and reports. I regard selling as a place where someone else gets to share in the adventure of that horse. happily, I haven't bought a bad'un, just ones that sometimes haven't quite fitted.
One of mine had sweetitch, unless the chalk pasture was also on a windy hillside, it wouldn't suit without access to a stable. One was better ridden on an arena after time off, lack of an arena would put me off there, unless said pasture was extremely well drained summer and winter. Rigsby needs time on a dry lot, as opposed to access to grass 24/7. Most of mine, however, would be fine in OP's set up.
I have sold one that I really hoped would go up through the grades, as I believed that to be their destiny. Not that the horse cares, but because it would give me pleasure to see how far the horse can go. It did well for a year, but sadly had an unexpected medical complication a year after I sold. I was sad, as I really hoped to visit Bramham to cheer them home - I think I would have actually bought a T shirt! Not as sad as the new owner, though, I'm sure.