A GRAND Designs 'floating' home has hit the market for an eye-watering sum.
The incredible property, which featured on the show in October 2021, is now up for grabs.
Priced at nearly £2 million, the home is located on the Blackwater River Estuary in Essex.
The gravity-defying house sits 4.5m above ground level making it 'flood proof'.
It was explained on Grand Designs how the house is located on a land designated by the Environment Agency as Flood Zone 3, the highest risk.
It sits on an impressive seven-acre plot and boasts 260 degree views.
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Keeping the house elevated in the air are 34 concrete piles that have been drilled 14 metres into the ground.
On arrival, guests are met with a large hallway reception area with a utility and garage leading off.
They the ascend the staircase to the first floor before being met with another hallway which connects to an open plan living and dinning area.
Three out of the four bedrooms in the home come with their own en suite – as well as a family bathroom.
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Speaking about the property, Ed Casson at Fine and Country Mid Essex said: "It really is a unique and beautiful property and although Geoff's enjoyed living there, he's completed his grand project and feels it's time to downsize a little bit."
He added: "I'd say it's ideal for someone who is perhaps London based but originally from Essex, and who wants a weekend place in an outstanding location.
"It might also suit an older couple, who want to take advantage of the walks and lifestyle in this area, which is really tranquil and beautiful."
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