A derelict block of public toilets certainly does n't jump to mind when thinking of your ideal holiday home - yet these crumbling conveniences on the Cornish coast could fetch a staggering £100,000 , thanks to the stunning view . The 502 sq ft block , which looks out over St Austell Bay and its historic harbour , would make the perfect getaway for one lucky bidder , auctioneers have claimed . Of course , the toilets , in Charlestown , on the south coast , will need a revamp at least - if not completely rebuilding . Auction : This block of toilets on the south Cornish coast could fetch £100,000 last this month . Stunning : The view across St Austell Bay make it one of the best residential opportunities in Cornwall today , according to Graham Barton , auctioneer and regular on BBC One 's Homes Under The Hammer . The block is being auctioned later this month and has a freehold guide price of £75,000 to £95,000 - a bargain in the small town , where the average property price is £260,400 , according to property website Rightmove . Plymouth-based Graham Barton , auctioneer and regular on BBC One 's Homes Under The Hammer , said : 'This is arguably the most gloriously located residential development opportunity for sale in Cornwall today . 'It has stunning panoramic and jaw dropping sea views . The property looks southwards across St Austell Bay with the historic harbour at its western edge . 'We are expecting strong interest at auction as there is huge potential for a fantastic family home or holiday home with extension or complete replacement among the options subject to planning consent . ' The auction , by Clive Emson , will take place at the St Mellion International Resort , near Saltash , at 11am on Thursday , March 26 .
The 502 sq ft block of toilets is going up for auction later this month . View across St Austell Bay , in Cornwall , make it a piece of prime property . But the derelict building will need a complete revamp to make it livable .