
The average asking price for a beach hut has soared from £39,382 to £50,336 in response to soaring demand for staycations
(Picture: Alamy Stock Photo)Candy-striped beach huts lining a sandy beach may be the quintessential Great British Summer sight, but if you want a miniature holiday home to call your own, it’ll cost you over £10,000 more than last year.
The average asking price for a beach hut has soared from £39,382 to £50,336 in the past 12 months — a jump of 28 per cent, according to Rightmove – with staycation hotspots including Felixstowe in Suffolk, Frinton-on-Sea and Walton-on-the-Naze in Essex, and Hayling Island off the south coast of Hampshire.