The listed price of £395,000 needs to be considered in context. The lack of square footage data makes direct comparison to price per square foot difficult. However, judging by the size of the property and extensive gardens, in comparison with nearby listings which are priced considerably less, it suggests a reasonable, possibly slightly higher, price considering the location and the unique character of the former Police House.

The property appears to be well-maintained and habitable, with some aspects of modernisation evident in the kitchen and bathroom. However, there’s room for improvement, such as in the garage. The overall impression is a property in reasonable condition but not pristine or newly renovated.

The property is situated in Liverton Village, a hamlet offering a peaceful, rural setting while remaining relatively close to Loftus and Saltburn-by-the-Sea, providing access to amenities and transport links. The proximity to the North Yorkshire Moors National Park adds to its appeal. However, it’s a more isolated location which may not suit everyone. The provided distances to train stations are reasonable but this is subjective based on individual need.

The property boasts approximately ¹⁄₃ of an acre of gardens, which is a significant amount of land, particularly compared to many houses in the region. The photos show extensive and mature landscaping and a variety of outdoor spaces.