A nine-bedroom property in Linton, Cambridgeshire—described as the former “Old Courthouse”—is listed for £800,000. The building is reported to have served multiple roles over time, including as a police station, a magistrates’ court, and a local prison. The listing highlights features associated with its past functions, including two prison cells.
One outlet also notes that the property is being sold by the family of the late owner. It states that “This is Money” speaks to the late owner’s son about the reasons for the sale. The coverage focuses primarily on the building’s history and listing details, with an emphasis on how the former courthouse layout is reflected in its current residential configuration.
Across the available reporting, the core facts are consistent: the site is in Linton, has a nine-bedroom layout, includes two prison cells, and is offered for £800,000. Differences are limited to phrasing and the mention of the family interview rather than additional new details.
