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What do you think about the £280,000 price tag? Have your say on Â鶹Éç Dorset!

jacqui forster
It just goes to show how greedy people are in this day and age, this cost more than the average house in Dorset. Are the furnishings included or is that extra money the vendor can squeeze out of the purchaser? Makes me feel sick

Jim Dobbs
I think the point to make is that these 'huts' have year round living. Most in other places don't even have overnight permission to sleep but these you can live in 365 days a year, so are more like houses and who wouldn't want a house by the beach! Good luck to them and I'm sure they'll get the money.

jonathan
just got back from west bexington love going to my grandparent's chalet, I when with my grandparent most 20 year olds go on 18 30 holiday but I love west bexington

Deborah Perry
An exceptional location - location! location! location! And buyers demand...probably worth the asking price. I do remember seeing some brand new built log cabins last year built high on a cliff top with 3 beds at a lower price!

chris de diesbach
i think they should be given to an old peoples home for afternoon tea on the beach by the residents. its a chronic amount of money and the proceeds should be given to a deserving cause.

lucy marks
my gradparants have been going to that hunt since 1940 if i had the money id buy it. well worth it just for the memorys i shared myself there as a child.

jan
crazy world !

Lisa Dartnall
James McKay could sell anything!

gillian, dorset
Ridiculous! Just shows what a mad world we are living in.

mark
the price of houses have just gone mad its a lot for a hut.

Andrew from Dorset
All that money for a glorified garden shed !!! I hope the eventual owners will have a few spare pennies to lavish on the local economy

mark
if you knew the exact location you will realise what good value it is.A wonderful part of the world

Phil
As long as the people buying this hut don't feel they own the beach all to themselves they are more than welcome to waste their money! I will be sticking to a towel, bucket and spade!