The property, in Southwold, is just 107sq ft and has no electricity or plumbing but sits in a prime location by the sea. The beach hut is painted white and sits right on the promenade (Image: Winkworth / SWNS)The report found that asking prices for beach huts have fallen by 9.8 per cent over the past year. Verona Frankish, chief executive of Yopa, said: "Beach huts in Southwold remain a highly prized and rarely available commodity, making this an exciting opportunity to secure a beautifully improved coastal retreat in one of Suffolk’s most celebrated seaside destinations. The beach hut is right on the beachfront and overlooks the sandy coastline and historic pier (Image: Winkworth / SWNS)Suffolk has bucked the overall trend, recording a 6.6 per cent rise in beach hut asking prices. Winkworth, the estate agent marketing the Southwold hut, described it as a "carefully renovated" and "robust retreat ready for immediate enjoyment."