A vacant plot valued at £20 million on the exclusive Sandbanks peninsula in Poole, Dorset, is unlikely to ever be sold due to a historic family covenant. The property, located at 16 Panorama Road, features a dilapidated cottage, a pavilion, a tennis court, and a boat shed, but has remained largely untouched and undeveloped. This unique situation stems from a covenant established by Dr. Edward Andreae, a prominent businessman who was one of the first major landowners in Sandbanks during the 1920s. The land is currently held in a family trust, which requires a significant majority of the nearly 100 family members to agree on any sale, a consensus that is deemed improbable. Sandbanks historian Jeremy Waters highlights the historical significance of the Andreae family, noting their deep roots in the area and their contributions to its development. The plot stands as a rare relic of Sandbanks' past, resisting commercialization and serving as a private retreat for the family.