Spitbank Sea Fort, a formidable granite island, commands the waters of the Solent approximately one mile south of Portsmouth Harbour. Its strategic location offers easy access to the entire South Coast of Hampshire and Dorset, with the Isle of Wight just three miles southeast, all reachable by your own boat. Constructed in the 1860s as part of a trio of forts to safeguard Portsmouth against potential naval threats from French ironclad warships, Spitbank Fort's circular design, predominantly crafted from granite, brick, and stone, features upper walls fortified with thick armour plating, a testament to its resilience against high-explosive rounds. Situated in shallow waters at the mouth of Portsmouth Harbour, the fort stands as a timeless sentinel, accessible solely by boat, with a private landing stage ensuring convenience regardless of tide levels. Equipped with essential amenities including a private water source from an artesian well, marine generators for power, and a sewage treatment plant, Spitbank Fort offers a fully self-sufficient living experience. Furnishings can be negotiated, providing an opportunity to tailor the fort's interior to your preferences. Spitbank Fort epitomizes exclusivity and comfort amidst the maritime allure of the Solent. Solent Forts