On Brighton beachfront, a twenty minute drive from Melbourne, sit 82 brightly-painted bathing boxes.
Dating back to the early 1900s, these small wooden structures, without electricity or running water, were a place for Victorian beachgoers to change into their heavy, layered swimwear.
Today, they’re frequently photographed, privately-owned, tourist attractions.
Usually, they stay in families, but sometimes a box is listed for sale.
Want one?
Start saving.
In 2019, Box 15 sold for $340,000.
A lot of money for a piece of property you can’t actually live in.
https://sammiscribbles.wordpress.com/2021/07/24/weekend-writing-prompt-219-vivid/
FURTHER READING AND RESOURCES:
https://www.realestate.com.au/lifestyle/meet-the-owners-the-and-step-inside-brightons-bathing-boxes/
https://www.realestate.com.au/news/brighton-beach-box-record-price-buyer-swoops-for-quick-sale/
Am I Reading Too Much into This? 
They are definitely vivid!
Those beach huts could easily be where I live, here on the south coast near Brighton UK! As with those, ours go for ridiculous amounts for what basically is just a shed on a beach
My 89 words!