No Man's Fort and Spitbank Fort both sold for over £1m each in unique auction with Savills

Sat prominently in the Solent waters, No Man’s Fort and Spitbank Fort have been a talking point for years due to their unique location. The pair remained under the same ownership for 12 years and during that time they were meticulously restored as boutique retreats. They proved popular with people searching for weird and wonderful destination venues but they remained on the market for more than two years with original price tags of over £4m.

Today (June 18), the two forts have been sold off individually following an auction with Savills. No Man’s Fort was sold for £1,120,000 and Spitbank Fort was sold for £1,010,000. The new owner of No Man’s Fort will have access to 23 spacious en-suite bedrooms, crew quarters and a variety of entertaining spaces including bars and restaurants accommodating up to 200 guests, a traditional English pub and even a nightclub. Completing its appeal is a rooftop terrace and BBQ area, providing uninterrupted views of the English coastline.

Spitbank Fort is also comprised of luxurious facilities including 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.

The plans for the two forts remain unknown at this time.

For more information about the auction with Savills, click here.