If you fancy travelling back in time then look no further than Barton-on-Sea where you can buy your own slice of 1940s beach-side bliss.

For just £69,999 you can own an authentic WW2 Hampshire beach hut with stunning views of the Isle of Wight.

The hut includes a vintage kitchen and lounge area as well as a 12-foot wide decking for dining and and ‘uninterrupted view of stunning sunsets at the Isle of Wight and Purbecks’.

The cabin is such a hit it was even featured on Britain’s Best Beach Huts, a Channel 4 series that premiered in 2023.

In this three-part series, craftsman Jay Blades and interior design expert Laura Jackson travel the UK’s coastline in search of the great British beach hut.

For just £69,999 you can own an authentic WW2 Hampshire beach hut with stunning views of the Isle of Wight

The hut includes a vintage kitchen and lounge area as well as a 12-foot wide decking for dining

The cabin is such a hit it was even featured on Britain’s Best Beach Huts, a Channel 4 series that premiered in 2023.

If you fancy travelling back in time then look no further than Barton-on-Sea where you can buy your own slice of 1940s beach-side bliss

Promising to find ‘quirky coastal cubbyholes to half-a-million-pound hideaways’, Jay and Laura battle it out each episode to find the best cabin to fit the theme, from historical to double-decker inspired. 

In the three-part series, craftsman Jay Blades and interior design expert Laura Jackson travel the UK’s coastline in search of the great British beach hut.

The cabin which features on the first episode is ‘suitable for a family or a couple who simply want extra space,’ reads the listing.

‘The beach is dog friendly. This is a local and not commercial beach, meaning when you are at the hut, you are far away from daily pressures and in the magical world of yesteryear.

‘New block of toilets and shower are set up at the end of row. Drinking water tap is available approx. 164 feet from the hut.

‘The hut features double glass doors and windows, which means that it can be used throughout the year. It also has a gas heater for winters.’

The time-capsule beach hut is one of the 20,000 wooden cabins that line the coast.

And beach huts are a highly sought after summer staple – only two years ago, a beach hut in Dorset went up for sale as for a staggering £450,000 Dorset Live reported.

The hut came with an eye-watering price tag despite the fact that it didn’t come with electrical mains, washing facilities and didn’t even face the sea.