A charming yet unconventional beach hut, partially buried in a sand dune in the sought-after coastal village of Abersoch, has gone on the market for a staggering £275,000. The quirky property, which measures just 12ft by 10ft, offers a rare opportunity to own a slice of Welsh seaside paradise.
The hut, known locally as 'The Burrow', sits nestled into the dunes overlooking Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth) beach, providing breathtaking views of Cardigan Bay. Its unique positioning offers natural insulation from the elements while maintaining easy access to the golden sands.
Compact Coastal Living
Despite its modest dimensions, the hut has been cleverly designed to maximise space. Features include:
- A cosy sleeping area with sea views
- Compact kitchenette with basic facilities
- Small seating area that converts to additional sleeping space
- Private decking area perfect for sunset watching
The property comes with planning permission for renovation and extension, allowing potential buyers to create their dream coastal retreat.
Premium Price for Unique Location
Local estate agents explain that the premium price reflects Abersoch's status as one of Wales' most desirable coastal locations. The area is particularly popular with second-home owners and sailing enthusiasts, with property prices having risen steadily over the past decade.
"Properties like this rarely come onto the market," said local agent Rhys Williams. "The combination of the unique setting, planning permission and Abersoch's reputation makes this a very special opportunity for the right buyer."
The beach hut is available for immediate occupancy, though most buyers are expected to use it as a base for creating their perfect holiday home. Viewings are being conducted by appointment through local estate agents.
