A small plot of riverside land in Nottinghamshire, complete with a waterfall and fishing rights, has been put up for sale for £25,000.
The land, situated alongside the River Maun at Ollerton, covers approximately 400 square metres and is being marketed by Temple Estates.
The unusual offering includes a stretch of river frontage with clear water and a small waterfall, making it a distinctive alternative to a conventional property purchase.
According to the estate agent, the land comes with riparian rights, which include reasonable use of the water for fishing, alongside responsibilities for maintaining the riverbed and banks.
The listing also states that tented camping is permitted for up to 28 days a year without planning permission. Prospective purchasers would need to check the relevant planning restrictions and conditions before making use of the land.
The plot is located near a bridge on Ollerton Road, with the estate agent advising that it can be viewed from the main road.
Temple Estates describes the sale as an extremely rare opportunity to own a small piece of England.
The land was first advertised on Zoopla on 13 August 2026, with an asking price of £25,000.
The agent also notes that photographs accompanying the advertisement were taken in previous years.
