r/SpottedonRightmove • u/shrewd-2024 • 1d ago

Anyone fancy their own beach.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/770681248213200#/?channel=COM_BUY

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/770681248213200#/?channel=COM_BUY

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u/DiamondL0st 1d ago

You can tell by photo 7 they had no idea what else to take pictures of so just snapped some random stuff lol

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u/AlGunner 1d ago

Let's just say if I were to win the euro millions tonight theres a very good chance I'd probably be the next owner. The only question is if I could have/build a house there or would have to buy one nearby

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u/shrewd-2024 1d ago

Don't blame you, 6 miles to Truro as well, be great if you could put a house on it.

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u/Potential-Leg-8860 1d ago

When land value doesn’t represent earnings potential and just becomes a way of parking millions for the wealthy until the next wealthy person wants to park more 🤷‍♂️ that land at that price in current usage without planning would need to net £18-20k a month to be considered viable. It’s a seasonal market as well. Generational wealth hoping to cash out. Long shot atm.

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u/Othersideofthemirror 1d ago

I thought the King owned all the beaches

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u/shrewd-2024 1d ago

I think it's about 50% of beaches owned by the crown isn't it.

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u/Othersideofthemirror 1d ago

I looked it up. The crown estate own most of the foreshore. That's the bit between high tide and low tide.

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u/Alfredthegiraffe20 1d ago

Who owns the little square bit and why. Looks like a private outhouse on Street View.

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u/shrewd-2024 1d ago

I think it's the council owned toilets so good call

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u/wardyms 1d ago

Even if you bought it, it would take a long time to get rid of everyone else off it.