THIS tiny two-bed property will set you back a pretty penny – and it’s so small it doesn’t even have an indoor toilet or shower.
But any potential buyer might want to give it a second view once they see the stunning location it’s in.
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The beachside property, marketed as a chalet, comes with a guide price ranging from £325,000 to £350,000 and is situated just a short stroll from Gwithian Sands beach in Hayle, Cornwall.
The freehold property comes with no occupancy restrictions, meaning someone can live there all year-round.
It’s certainly compact though, with just 204 square feet of floor space.
It has a separate kitchen and lounge area, as well as two bedrooms in the main building.
There’s no toilet in the chalet itself but it does come with an external shower room on the land.
The property is up for sale with Auction House Devon and Cornwall, and the listing says: “This is a unique opportunity to redevelop and modernise (subject to the necessary consents) a two bedroom detached chalet situated within the highly desirable area of Gwithian Hayle.
“Directly from the property there are sea glimpse views however, just a short stroll away you will find the popular sand dunes at Gwithian Sands on your doorstep.
“The property is freehold and benefits from no occupancy restrictions.
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“The accommodation briefly comprises of a reception room, two bedrooms, kitchen and an external shower room.”
The auction is being held on May 26 at 12pm.
Last month, the property used as the home and surgery of TV’s Doc Martin went up for sale with a price tag of £1.25million.
The two-bedroom Victorian cottage used for filming is nestled on the hillside in Port Isaac, Cornwall.
In the long-running show it is the bolthole of Dr Martin Ellingham, played by Martin Clunes.
The current owners have used Grade II listed Fern Cottage as a holiday let between filming, charging an average of £355 a night.
It boasts a stunning stone fireplace, dining room with a log-burner and a galley kitchen.
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