A wooden beach chalet has been bought for £216,000 — by someone who hasn’t even seen it.
The 20ft by 25ft hut fetched almost £100,000 more than expected at auction, a record for that type of property.
Nine people bid fiercely for the 73-year-old building, in a prime location at West Bexington on the Dorset coast.
The hut has two bedrooms, a kitchen, lounge and bathroom plus panoramic views of the Channel.
Its new owner — a businessman in his 40s who wanted to remain anonymous — had been at the auction to buy another place before hearing how beautiful it was. He admitted: “I’ve paid too much for it.”
The selling price is £36,000 more than the average house price in Britain.
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