The Martello Tower in Norman's Bay, near Pevensey in East Sussex, was expected to fetch £130,000 in auction. But the derelict structure, has been sold for £285,000. Martello Tower number 55 was built ...

The Martello Tower in Norman's Bay, near Pevensey in East Sussex, is to be auctioned next month. Martello tower number 55 was built with 73 other towers along the south coast nearly 200 years ago. It ...

It lies around one kilometre south west of its surviving neighbour, Martello Tower 64 in Pevensey Bay. The pair formed part of a long chain of low-lying towers, constructed in 1805-6 to guard the ...

It is one of 74 Martello towers built along the Kent and Sussex ... Article continues below Pevensey Bay is an old fishing village and is renowned as the landing place for William the Conqueror ...

700,000 Historic two-bed home SOMEONE looking for the ultimate historic home on Dublin Bay's coastline will be interested in the Martello Tower situated at the foot of Red Rock at Sutton ...

Julian Simmons The Martello towers were never tested against Napoleon ... added around 1940”, and Tower 61 in Pevensey Bay, East Sussex, “which has what looks like the captain’s bridge of a battleship ...

Named The Grey Tower, the Grade II-listed Martello tower in Pevensey is sure to spark all of your digital-nomad dreams. It basically looks like the perfect Zoom background – and it’s on sale ...