White Cliffs of Dover beach goes on sale for just £1 – but don’t visit during high tide
A BEACH near the White Cliffs of Dover is up for sale for £1 - but just don't visit during high tide.
The land, currently owned by the Ministry of Defence, is completely underwater when the tide comes in.
However, those wanting to own a bit of beach for themselves can bid on the 18 acre stretch of sand.
It is being sold by auctioneers Lambert Smith Hampton, and was first used as a shooting range by the Royal Marines in 1856.
Now, it is just a beach which is part of the Kingsdown Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), located six miles from the Dover cliffs and near the town of Kingsdown, Kent.
The listing states: "The property comprises a former coastal military firing range and is now a section of beach and waterfront land adjacent to the white cliffs of Dover.
The beach also isn't far from highly covetable Deal, where a four-bedroom beachfront home sold for £4m, according to the Times.
A private island in the Bahamas with six miles of beach went on sale in March for £14m.
Or if you fancy your own UK beach hut, the first five-tar hut is on sale, and expected to sell for £160,000.
The most expensive caravan in the UK is currently on sale - for £700k.