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.
One of Britain's narrowest homes, an 18th-century cottage just 16ft wide, is on the market for £500,000 - with a main bedroom the same size as a Tube carriage.
A stunning 10-bedroom Hampshire mansion designed in the 1920s has hit the market for £3.25m - complete with a Harrier jump jet sitting proudly on the back lawn.
A basic beach hut with no power or running water has gone on sale for £200,000 in Wales - nearly the same price as the average semi-detached home, leaving buyers stunned.
A £650,000 Somerset cottage is turning heads for all the wrong reasons - eagle-eyed house hunters spotted a fully functioning toilet sitting in the middle of the downstairs study.