A tiny one-room beauty spot beach hut on stilts is on sale for £115,000 – but there’s a catch.
The blue and white wooden building is described as having unrivalled views.
It even comes with a kitchenette and dining area.
The property overlooks the Thames Estuary at Thorpe Esplanade, Southend-on-Sea, Essex.
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However, it is only available on a 10-year leasehold.
And it has a ground rent of £550 per year, as reported by Luxury Property News.
Its listing reads: “A charming beach hut perched over the shoreline on sturdy stilts, offering an unrivalled coastal address and unique vantage point on Thorpe Esplanade.
“From the elevated veranda, you can enjoy sweeping panoramic views across the Thames Estuary – a front-row stage for changing tides, sailboats, and tranquil sunsets.
“Inside, the light-filled cabin layout features built-in seating, a compact kitchenette, and dining space, all set against a backdrop of sea and sky.
“The generous veranda is perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation while watching the yachting activity on the estuary.
“This hut occupies a premium position adjacent to the Yacht Club and slipway, giving direct access for water users or spectators.
“Public parking is conveniently close by, eliminating one of the common inconveniences of hut ownership.
“Located in one of the most coveted stretches of beach huts along Thorpe Esplanade – between the Yacht Club and Maplin Way car park – this is a true standout in a prestigious row.
“The wider Thorpe Bay setting is praised for its clean, family-friendly beach, cafés, and peaceful charm, while the Broadway shopping area and excellent transport links make it both convenient and desirable.
“Whether you’re seeking a stunning seaside hideaway or a smart lifestyle investment, this beach hut blends exceptional location, practical convenience, and timeless coastal appeal.
The wider Thorpe Bay setting is praised for its clean, family-friendly beach, cafés, and peaceful charm, while the Broadway shopping area and excellent transport links make it both convenient and desirable.”
The hut is listed with Hibbert-Foy at £115,000.
Beach huts have long been a feature of Southend seafront.
They once sold for as little as £300 but they can now be worth hundreds of thousands.
