Abandoned since 1953, post World War II, seven of these man-made sea forts will soon see the light of the day in a brand new avatar. Giving you more details on this refurbishment, we'll tell you why this luxury resort is on our travel bucket list for 2016.

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pIt was way back in 1943 that designer strongGuy Munsell/strong built the iconic strongRed Sand forts/strong in the estuaries of strongThames/strong and strongMersey/strong to guard UK from the Nazi Navy attacks during the World War II. These army style forts, crafted in metal, will soon undergo major renovations by retired entrepreneur David Cooper, converting them into a swanky new luxury resort./p
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pDecommissioned in 1953, the forts, built across the shoreline of strongKent/strong in strongEngland/strong, were some of the most strongly built bullet-proof coast guard houses, which were later abandoned by the government. In the process of seeking investments from leading realtors across the world, the estimate for the renovation indicates it might cost the builders a whooping andpound;40million./p pandnbsp;/p
pFeaturing private helipads, a luxury spa and executive apartments for VIP on blueprint, we really canandrsquo;t wait for this project to come through. Itandrsquo;s already on our bucket list for 2016!/p
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