A luxury waterfront home on the most expensive coastal location to live in the UK has gone on the market for almost £5million.
The three-floor, four-bedroom Newport House is on the exclusive peninsula overlooking Poole Harbour, Dorset, the world's second largest natural harbour which is often visited by multi-million-pound superyachts.
Sandbanks is regarded as Britain's answer to Miami Beach, as it is an area popular with celebrities and millionaire businessmen and women.
The property has three floors, with the lower ground floor featuring a boat store, wet room, wine store, bar, home office and a bedroom, as well as an en-suite shower room which could also become a gym.
On the ground floor, there is a kitchen/breakfast room and dining living room. The top floor has three bedrooms each with their own en-suite bathrooms, two of which have harbour views.
One of the sea-view rooms has a balcony which leads out onto an extensive deck, complete with an outdoor kitchen which looks down to the water's edge which is 65ft away.
It also has a garage and off-road parking for several cars as well as a good-sized south-westerly facing garden.
There is also secure mooring which is shared by three properties next to Newport House.
It is situated within the Sandbanks Yacht Company development, meaning the new owners will have direct water access and a mooring, as well as access to the club's gym, bar and restaurant.
Sean Gibson, from Savills, who are selling the property, said: 'Living in Sandbanks would be the dream and with this property you would never need to leave! It really does have it all.
'Newport House is one of the most striking homes on the peninsula, positioned beautifully on the water's edge, benefitting from breath-taking views.
'It offers a complete lifestyle package which could suit a wide range of buyers from someone looking for a weekend retreat to a full-time home.
'Walking around this beautiful and peaceful home, it has the wonderful atmosphere of a high-end luxury hotel with all the amenities that come with it.
'Externally there are many outdoor spaces to relax, entertain and enjoy.'