A beach hut located in Abersoch, Gwynedd, Wales, has been listed for £200,000, a price comparable to some houses along the coast. This bathing hut, featuring a wooden balcony, occupies a 'prime position' among a series of huts that create a picturesque view of Abersoch beach. In contrast, properties in this popular resort can sell for more than £1 million, while a three-bedroom semi-detached house or a two-bedroom detached bungalow can fetch around £200,000 in nearby Denbighshire. The listing by estate agents Beresford Adams describes the hut as a 'rare and iconic coastal asset' situated close to local amenities such as a slipway, café, and yacht club. However, the huts are not allowed to have power supplies, limiting their use to basic shelter for beachgoers. The agent noted that only a couple of huts are offered for sale each year, with many remaining in private ownership for extended periods, underscoring the unique appeal and market dynamics of coastal properties.