View 5 Images

Residents in a Kent village have watched house prices crash by up to £600k amid concerns their homes could be swept away by the sea.

Faversham Road in Seasalter has become dotted with 'for sale' signs as locals attempt to escape the rising tide amid the coastal erosion.

Homeowners are rushing to sell after the Environment Agency revealed it will start pulling back protections for the road further inland over the coming decades.

Around 65 homes along the 1.4-mile section sit on the ocean side and beyond the primary flood barriers, vulnerable to even minor storms.

Sign up to our Manchester property newsletter here

Alex West, 33, has been visiting his seafront family property in Seasalter since childhood, as the house was initially owned by his grandfather.

He e

See Full Page