Britain's strangest holiday home - a Grade II-listed signal box on a working railway platform in Torquay, Devon - is on sale for just £29,000 at auction.
A rare Cold War nuclear bunker in Aberdeenshire built to shelter three people for two weeks has gone on sale for just £24,000 - with original equipment still inside.
A quaint £220,000 cottage has gone on the market - but its bathroom arrangement, with the loo and bath behind see-through glass, may leave buyers feeling flushed.
The wonderfully eccentric home where Raymond Briggs created The Snowman has gone on sale for £775,000 - complete with a bedroom hidden behind a bookcase door.
A three-bed detached home has hit the market for just £250,000 - but there's a catch, as the one-of-a-kind property sits inside the grounds of a crematorium.
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.
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.