Sometimes in life we all need a little bit of R&R. Luckily we've found the perfect place to escape to when it all gets a bit much.
This remote former coastguard lookout is on the market and it is the ultimate weekend retreat.
Not a soul in sight? Check. Breathtaking views? Check.
The Old Coastguard's Station in Wales was formerly used to keep watch over the south Meirionnydd coastline in Aberdovey.
The property belonged to retired auctioneer Tony Helliwell, 81, until his death last November and is now for sale by sealed bids with Welsh Property Services.
Described by the agent as 'a fabulous opportunity to buy the most wonderful location', the unusual plot is expected to pick up a five-figure sum due to its unique position and breathtaking views - despite there not being a residential permit to actually live in it.
Mr Helliwell's daughter Michelle told the press that her father was incredibly fond of the lookout, which he bought after meeting the previous owner in the local pub (much more fun than the dreaded group viewing 'open house'!).
She said: 'He always wanted to buy a little beach retreat and when he saw the lookout he was besotted.
'I think he was in the pub later that night and happened to meet the owner. Before we knew it he had the keys - it was a dream come true for him.
This was in 1998 and he used to spend so much time there, he absolutely loved the place.'
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