THIS beach chalet is up for rental at an eye-watering £400 a night.
The 1940s-style Sea Angel sleeps four, features a kitchen and bathroom and boasts decor inspired by romance novels.
The clifftop getaway, with its own parking and wi-fi, is about a three-minute walk through sand dunes to “jaw-dropping” Gwithian Beach at the Bay of St Ives, in Cornwall.
The listing says the accommodation on the award-winning stretch of coastline is “a place to step back in time”.
A trip to a beach hut can make a seaside break so much easier, with many now having kitchens and bathrooms inside.
But some even let you stay overnight - with beds squeezed inside too.
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Similar to glamping, many huts have been kitted out with everything you might need for an overnight stay.
And some cost as little as £49 a day - compared to the average price of buying a beach hut of around £123k.
For example, Beach Hut 409 on Mudeford Split is right on the beach, with four beds inside.
This is along with a kitchen, complete with fridge and cooker, as well as outdoor shower and portaloo.
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Or there is Sea Angel Vintage Beach Chalet in Cornwall, which sleeps four as well thanks to a double bed and bunk bed.
Previous guests even said there was a "bottle of bubbly and chocolates waiting for them" on arrival.
The cheapest option is staying at Branksome Chine in Dorset, which costs less than £50 a night.
Lily Smith, a travel from specialist booking service , said tourists often couldn't stay overnight in beach huts due to bans on overnight stays by local authorities.