An ordinary-looking house on sale for £600,000 hides a huge ballroom with a dance floor, stage and starry ceiling - plus a stone wishing well in the dining room.
One of Britain's most historic homes is on sale for just £17,000 - but it has no roof, no floor and a spooky past involving a poet's eerie Christmas death.
A three-bed home has gone on sale for £110,000 with an "un-loo-sual" twist - a toilet hidden in the kitchen, just feet from the cooker, fridge and sink.
An end-of-summer beach hut has gone on sale for an eye-watering £210,000 - almost as much as the average semi-detached home in Wales, but it does have solar power.
A famous ugly house steeped in Welsh folklore has gone on sale for £199,000 - but locals are furious and have launched a petition to pause the auction.
Tiny beach huts are still commanding eye-watering prices - with one in Christchurch, Dorset, on the market for a staggering £425,000 despite falling demand.
A tiny 6ft by 7ft beach hut on a shingle beach in East Sussex has gone on sale for £40,000 - the price of a luxury car - with locals branding the cost "mad".
A sprawling 8,000-acre Scottish Highlands estate with a nine-bedroom lodge and its own mountain has hit the market for £4.5 million, offering deer stalking and salmon fishing on the doorstep.