Three coastal properties (P.S. I'm back)
So, last time we got together, a few days over three years ago, things were looking pretty ok. Covid done , Trump v1 gone , and Truss replaced . But I was knackered. Like lots of you, I started to shed the things that, as they say, were no longer giving me joy and one of those was Wreck of the Week. I put it on hold in case I got my property mojo back, but also because I knew how important it was to many of my readers as an archive of how we'd love to live. Anyway, me and my mojo have been reunited and I'm making time for Wreck again. I've even spruced up the design (tho' not sure about it...). So, let's get the Wreck of the Week ball rolling again with three interesting coastal properties that sum up the Wreck ethos - detached, peaceful, space, and some "challenges". This first one is sort-of down the road and around several windy bends from me, which means I can tell you that the agent photos are rubbish - it's got a lot more kerb appeal than the dr...