A Grand Designs house which has been dubbed as the “saddest ever” build to appear on the show has dropped its asking price by £3.5 million. In 2019, viewers saw Edward Short’s decade-long project, Chisel Cliff House in Devon, which left him in millions of pounds of debt. While the property was valued at £10 million, there were seemingly no buyers – but now it is back on the market. The lighthouse is now on sale for £6.5 million, as per Knight Frank, which is £3.5 million down from its original asking price. The property description reads: “With panoramic views over Saunton Sands and out to sea, this is an exciting opportunity
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