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A shack made from packing boxes, and described as a beach hut though it is six miles from the sea, is on the market - for £60 000.
The 55-year-old shack, which measures just 24 feet by 12 feet, sits on a 35ft by 65ft plot on the edge of the marshes on the River Deben in Waldringfield, Suffolk.
It was built in 1947 from World War II wooden boxes.
The nearest toilet is 300 yards up a hill and a buyer might have to spend another £10 000 on improvements.
It has neither power nor water, but the estate agents are convinced that it will make the asking price for its London owners.
Agents Spicer McColl say the £59 995 asking price is justified because the location is a popular beauty spot.
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