The world’s oldest bungalow has gone on the market with an eye-watering £1.5 million price tag.

Built in 1874, the garden backs onto the cliff edge in Spencer Road, Birchington, and even boasts its own path down to the beach.

Listed by Historic England as the world’s oldest bungalow, the “immaculate” property has six double bedrooms and a separate one-bedroom annex.

Agents Fresh Estates explains: “With a separate annexe that is completely self-sufficient and ideal for an elderly relative or grumpy teenager, this an ideal opportunity for any family who may be thinking of multi-generational living, any growing family or even an individual with a lot of friends.

“There is plenty of parking and more outdoor space than most people need, this really is an exceptional home for entertaining.”

Interesting features of the historic house include a castle-like turret and a grand hallway measuring at almost 60 feet long.

It also has a bar room, a working Aga and a utility room.

Pictures have recently emerged showing the home decked out with opulent decor.

Architect John Taylor, who also made his mark in London museums such as the National Gallery, built the place as holiday home.

Fair Outlook, as the bungalow is known, was listed for sale two years ago too, but for £500,000 more than the current price.

As for its seaside location, Fresh Estates added: “Birchington has a range of shops, cafes and restaurants within the village servicing the day to day shopping needs.

“There are excellent transport links to the surrounding seaside towns by bus, rail and road and with its Mainline link to London the commuters are well serviced.”