An exclusive Brit harbour resort has now become the most expensive place to live in the world with a single waterside bungalow selling for an incredible £13.5million.
The four bedroom home is on the Sandbanks peninsula at Poole Harbour and had been in the same family for 117 years after a botanist bought it back then for £1,000.
The chalet bungalow, called North Haven Point, was extended in the 1950s and has a floor space of just 2,909sq ft.
