The list price of £450,000 seems relatively reasonable considering similar properties in the area. The lack of sqft data for nearby properties makes a precise comparison challenging, but based on the 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom configuration, and apparent condition of the property, the price seems to fall within the expected range for a traditional stone cottage in this location.

The property appears well-maintained, though not necessarily renovated to modern standards. The stonework and roofing seem in good order. The interior photos suggest a comfortable, lived-in space, with some aspects that may appeal to buyers seeking a traditional feel. While there’s no evidence of major disrepair, certain elements might warrant updating or modernisation depending on buyer preferences.

Anvil Cottage benefits from a desirable village location in Newton on Rawcliffe, offering a peaceful yet convenient setting. While the immediate proximity to shops and transport links might be limited, the relatively close distance to Pickering (approximately 7km from nearby schools) provides access to more extensive amenities. The picturesque village setting itself adds significant value.

Anvil Cottage has a garden that appears to be of a reasonable size for a property of this type in this location; offering space for outdoor living. While not expansive, it offers more outdoor space than many similar properties.