A plot of land in the Poole area which is described as having "stunning" marina views is on the market for a price of just under £3 million.
Located in the Lilliput district of Poole the estate agent says it is a "rare opportunity" to purchase a piece of land right by the water.
Planning permission has already been granted for a "substantial" family home on the land.
Its profile on Rightmove says: "A rare opportunity to acquire one of the last remaining building plots on the water in Lilliput, with planning permission already granted for a substantial detached family house circa 5000 sq ft with direct water access and views over Brownsea Island."
What does the plot of land in Poole have to offer?
The plot of land is said to be around 5,000 square feet in a "quiet cul de sac" and a house built here would have "stunning sea, marina views from every floor".
There is a large rear garden with direct water access, a strip of beach onto shallow water and a slipway.
Planning permission has been granted for a detached house set over four floors with a lift to all levels.
The lower ground floor will consist of a gym, an entertainment/bar area and a cinema room.
Meanwhile, the ground floor level will consist of an entrance hallway, kitchen/dining area, living room with roof lights, utility and laundry chute and integral double garage with turning circle and driveway.
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The profile adds: "The first floor will consist of four double bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms, laundry chute and good sized terrace with walk-on roof lights".
Finally, the top floor will have "stunning views" with a master bedroom suite located there.
This master suite will have features such as a seating area, a dressing room with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom.
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