Spitbank Fort, which was fully refurbished in 2012 and had a total of £5m being invested in it, has been sold in yesterdays auction (June 18) with Savills after going on sale in 2018. With an original price tag of over £3m, the fort, which offers 33,000 sqft, was sold for £1,010,000 which is a significant decrease from its initial value.
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The fort spans three floors and there is nothing less than luxury on each level. Having historically served as a boutique retreat, the fort features nine spacious bedrooms, several event spaces (including a restaurant, bars and wine cave), a well-appointed games room and luxurious pool and spa facilities. Additionally, it offers a scenic rooftop terrace, a sun deck, and a cosy fire pit for guests to enjoy.
No Man’s Fort, which sits next to Spitbank Fort, was also sold at auction yesterday for £1,120,000. Originally entering the market with a price of £4.25m, No Man’s Fort was also sold at a fraction of the initial value.
Here are 17 breathtaking pictures inside Spitbank Fort:
1. Spitbank Fort
Spitbank Fort from the sky. The fort, which sits in the Solent, has been sold at auction with Savills and it went for £1,010,000. Picture: Neil CampbellInstagram: @Skymarinerwww.skymarinerdrone.comPhoto: -
2. Spitbank Fort, Solent
Spitbank Fort has been refurbished meticulously and it was formerly a destination stay where people could experience one of Hampshire's most unique dining and hotel experiences.Photo: Zoopla
3. Spitbank Fort, Solent, £1m
Spitbank Fort was sold for just over £1m at auction which makes this the most accessible value this iconic maritime structures has been offered on the open market in recent years.Photo: From The Air Property:Savills
4. Spitbank Fort, Solent
Spitbank Fort was on Zoopla from 2021 with a lowered price of £3,000,000 but it has now been sold at auction with Savills for just over £1m.Photo: Zoopla