Salcombe in Devon may be the country's priciest coastal place, with some hotels charging nearly £500 for a night's stay, but up at the opposite end of England there's a seaside town that advertises rooms for just £25 per person.
The "underrated" beachfront town of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea has been named as the cheapest seaside location in the UK to buy a home, with an average house price of £117,763. The compares with Salcombe, where one estate agent has set the average price of a house at over a million pounds more — at £1,246,087.
A house on the seafront is likely to set you back closer to £300,000, with many of the cheaper homes located further inland. However, locals say the town is "underrated", as it has a series of stunning quirks.
