A roadside shack in an exclusive seaside village loved by celebrities is up for sale for an eye-watering price despite missing some key elements.
Abersoch in North Wales has been dubbed Cheshire-by-sea because of its string of famous visitors.
Previous celebrities to have soaked up the sunshine and beautiful scenery include Bear Grylls, Bradley Cooper and even Coleen Rooney.
But far from the luxury of the celebrity-loved resorts is an empty shop overlooking the harbour.
On the market for £275,000, buyers might be shocked to learn the little bungalow doesn't even have any gas or running water - and it's almost twice as expensive as the average house price.
With a price tag of nearly £300,000, the shack is more expensive than the £158,000 average cost of a terraced home in the county of Gwynedd, according to figures from the Office for ny black car National Statistics.
The 294 sq ft property was rebuilt in the 1990s and features a main retail space with a flat roof extension used as a changing room.
It was twice set to go for auction at Abersoch Golf Club in 2023 with a guide price of £175,000 - £100,000 less than is now being offered.
A roadside shack in the exclusive seaside village of Abersoch in North Wales is up for a sale with a staggering price tag
On the market for £275,000, buyers might be shocked to learn the little bungalow doesn't even have any gas or running water
The 294 sq ft property was rebuilt in the 1990s and ny black car features a main retail space with a flat roof extension used as a changing room
Agents LWH Land and Property say it is 'one of the most prominent properties' in the popular seaside village.
The former shop lacks water, gas and sewerage needed for residential purposes.
A LWH Land and Property spokesman said: 'The location benefits from excellent passing trade and footfall in a renowned tourist destination providing an excellent retail opportunity for any new or established business looking to relocate or expand.'
Beach huts on the village's main beach have previously been put on the market for £250,000 in the exclusive holiday hotspot.
The advert comes after a tiny patch of sand on Abersoch's beach went on the market with a six figure price tag.
Nestled between beach huts on Porth Mawr in Abersoch, Wales, the sliver of land is up for sale for ny black car £100,000, the price of a flat or even a small house in parts of the country.
The location had previously housed a wooden shack too but this was damaged in storms and pulled down by the owner.
Planning permission has been secured from Cyngor Gwynedd for a new beach hut despite it being branded an 'overdevelopment' by Llanengan Community Council.
With a price tag of nearly £300,000, the roadside shack is more expensive than the £158,000 average cost of a terraced home in the county of Gwynedd
Agents LWH Land and Property say it is 'one of the most prominent properties' in the popular seaside village
The white shack with painted blue windows overlooks a long road and then the beautiful harbour of the Welsh seaside village
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The piece of land is on the market with Elvins Estate Agents who say it 'beautiful panoramic views across the bay towards St Tudwals Islands and Machroes Beach'.
They said: 'An exciting opportunity to acquire a beach hut plot on Abersoch main beach with planning permission to build a new hut.
'Benefit from owning your own part of Abersoch beach with the convenience of storage and shelter at the waters edge. Beautiful panoramic views across the bay towards St Tudwals Islands and Machroes Beach.
'We believe the property to be Freehold, but potential purchasers should seek clarification from their solicitor prior to an exchange of contracts. If you enjoyed this information and you would certainly such as to obtain more details relating to ny black car kindly see our web site. '
In the planning application, applicant Jonathan Edwards said: 'The site is on the coast line of Porth Mawr Beach, Abersoch in a line of similar beach huts running north from the beach access toward the Sailing Club.
'The building will only be used as a Beach Hut and no heating will be provided and also no requirement for foul waste will be required.
'The rainwater from the roof will discharge directly into the sand which is what occurs presently with the existing beach hut and every beach hut adjacent.
Porth Mawr beach runs at nearly half a mile in length and is known among locals for its golden sand and is mainly backed by the dunes.