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No Mans Land Fort (Solent)
Newest Review: ... but you need a helicopter to do so. All of these forts including No Man's Land are currently Grade II listed properties, they currently have planning permission to make them habitable but you can't do much as these are all awaiting the English Heritage Ancient Monument status, which will just add to their history. No Man's Land Fort and is situated 2.2 kilometers away from the isle of ... more  ... Wight, so it is closer to the Isle but can be visibly seen from Portsmouth. It was originally built for four hundred and sixty two thousand pounds all of those years ago, but is currently on sale for an excess of four million pounds.
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No Mans Land Fort (Solent): Hotel A La Fort..... (1363 words)
by - written on 19/11/08 (Very useful, 1145 readings)
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INTRODUCTION I have been a regular visitor to Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight for many years, I find these locations to be two of Britain's gems not only do the offer something for all tourists but they also have some very unique things that add to Britain's history. I have never really being a fan of history, but while on a trip to Portsmouth I noticed four forts which are located in the solent. Usually I would not have bothered but I was so inspired by a visit to the Spit bank fort, that I took it upon myself to find out about all of the other forts. Here I am reviewing the No Man's Land fort, as it is a fort that is packed ... Read the complete review
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