If you've ever fancied living off grid, now you can.
A home complete with solar panels, a vegetable garden and natural spring has gone up for sale and it is off the beaten track.
The self sufficient home, found in Dartmoor in Devon and named Autumn Wood, is nestled in the moorlands and is both unique and historical, reports Leicestershire Live.
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It is made of timber from a London workshop which was then sold by Harrods.
The home is accessible on a road that is unmade and off the beaten track but does have broadband and a telephone.
It is for sale via Godfrey, Short and Squire and is on the market for £600,000.
The Zoopla description reads: "Autumn Wood offers a rare opportunity to acquire an off grid property, within grounds of 1/3 of an acre and nestled on the edge of Dartmoor.
"With direct access to Dartmoor with no near neighbours it truly offers a way of life that many are now seeking.
"With electric generated by solar or generator and private drainage/water supply (the only mains service is telephone/broadband) this Victorian eco friendly home is pretty unique.
"Of timber construction and reputedly made in a London workshop, then sold by Harrods the property has a great history, it is located on the edge of a Saxon settlement and within Dartmoor.
"Therefore the location and property are steeped in history and previously formed part of the Luxmoore Estate."
