Property for sale: Can YOU guess how much incredible and newly renovated windmill costs?

The home is being sold through Tepilo, expert Sarah Beeny’s property website.

Newly renovated, the windmill is Grade II listed and sits in the much sort after village of Legbourne, situated two miles away from the historic market town of Louth, Lincolnshire.

The mill was built in 1847 and in its day, it would have been the glory of the village being one of very few combination wind and watermills in the whole country.

It has now been completely transformed and boasts a luxurious interior that’s sympathetic and traditional.

All the mill tower floors have been replaced and the mill cap has been rebuilt. The extension to the mill tower has been opened up to great effect, creating a wonderful large open space and living area.

The extension features a wide galley kitchen in old pine and a spacious living area with log burner.

Large double patio doors lead out from the kitchen to a private fenced garden, with a York stone patio to the rear of the building looking over the river.

The front of the mill has enough parking space for four cars and is also spacious enough to take a large motorhome or caravan with adequate turning space.

On the first floor, you can step out onto the wrap around balcony that was originally used to pull the ropes to turn the windmill sales in and out of the wind.

The whole balcony has been renovated with bolted double plank boards and all the metal work has been restored and repainted in its original black.

There is a very tasteful bathroom with a stand-alone bath, sink and toilet on the third floor, and on the ground floor you have a cloakroom toilet with shower.

So how much would you pay for this unusual and stunning home?

It is currently one the market for £425,000 with Teplio here.

The windmill is not the only unusual home on the market this week. A property for sale in Scotland, which belonged to a Polynesian princess, has been put on the market for £295,000.

The gorgeous home is where Princess Titaua Marama of Haapiti, from Tahiti, spent her final days. The woman was so much admired by Prince Albert, the son of Queen Victoria, that he have her a turquoise and diamond pendant and ring.

The stunning home, known as Johnston Lodge, is a flat in a Georgian manor house in the traditional fishing village of Anstruther in the East Neuk of Fife.