For sale in Portsmouth and Hampshire: No Man's Fort in Solent waters has price reduced to offers over £3.5m

No Man’s Fort is located approximately two miles from the Portsmouth Harbour and it has been on the market for four years, but there has been no luck in selling the multi-million pound granite island.

The fort was decommissioned by the Ministry of Defence in 1956 and then sold to private developers who got the green light to re-purpose the fort, turning it into one big home in the hopes of making the property more attractive buyers.

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The site has previously run as a successful hotel prior to the sale and it was initially put on the market for £4.25m and has already had one drop in the price reducing it to £3.6m– but it has now been lowered even more – to offers in excess of £3.5m.

The fort offers 23 bedrooms, a lighthouse, laser battle play area and spa, as well as a helipad, indoor swimming pool and restaurant and the only ways to access the property is via a helicopter or a boat.

The Solent fort is spread across four floors and it has space for crew quarters, making it ideal if a prospective buyer wants to keep it as a hotel.

Neighbouring No Man’s Fort is Spitbank Fort, which is also on the market for approximately £3m and it has nine bedrooms up for grabs.

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