No Man’s Land Fort was built in between 1861 and 1880 off the coast of Portsmouth, England. It was built built to house nearly 80 soldiers to fend off an attack from the French navy but today it is now being used as a hotel, a luxury hotel that comes with 21 lavish themed rooms, two helipads and heated indoor swimming pool. The fort located a mile from the mainland. It is nearly 200 feet across and rises 60 feet from the sea.

Now after the previous owner has been jailed and his company collapsed, the fort is once again on the market, for £4 million ($8.1 million).

More pictures after the break.

[via Spluch]