After many months of sunshine, properly British trips to the seaside and staycations, many of us will be mourning the end of summer, as autumn officially begins.But for any wanting to keep the holiday spirit alive, there’s a chance to get your hands on what is perhaps the best summertime purchase of all: a stretch of the UK coastline.For the first time in multiple generations, Loe Beach in Feock, Cornwall, is now on the market – with offers starting from £3million.Located between Falmouth and St Mawes, the scenic spot is loved by locals and visitors alike for its calm ambience and sweeping views.The region is also well known for its beauty and affluence, as well as access to the Carrick Roads, one of the top natural harbours in the UK.Nearby attractions include Mylor, Restronguet and Truro, which is only six miles away. It’s also perfect for watersport fans, as the beach has immediate access to the Fal river – where beachgoers can try waterskiing, dinghy sailing and kayaking. Loe Beach in Feock, Cornwall, is now on the market for a whopping £3millionLoe Beach has been owned by a single family for decades, who have made a healthy income from the car park onsite – an opportunity for any prospective buyers. But as well as this lucrative space, the lucky buyer will also become the owner of a cafe, boatyard, beach and 6.2 acres of land. Within the site – but owned by Cornwall Council – there are also public toilets, which the Loe Beach owners maintain for the benefit of visitors.A spokesman for Vickery Holman, who is managing the sale, said in its listing: ‘A heaven for watersports with immediate access to the Fal river this is a truly special location to include the beach to low mean water, a rare and commercially positive situation. ‘Having been in family ownership over many generations, the beach is now available by way of informal tender.’The land holding available provides for the beach side car park, which doubles as boat storage, cafe and ‘top field’ to the rear.’Ample opportunity exists for a new owner to either maintain the status quo or to sensitively improve facilities. Either way this is a special piece of real estate.’ The stretch of coastline is on sale, including a cafe, beach parking and the beach itself It’s situated in an affluent part of Cornwall, with stunning coastal viewsIf you haven’t got £3million to spare, though, why not look into more affordable beach huts instead?Earlier this summer, a tiny beach hut overlooking one of North Wales’ most scenic bays went on the market for £50,000, after being owned by the same family for more than 60 years.Alternatively, you can rent a charming coastal nook for as little as £30 a day.The Daily Mail has contacted Vickery Holman for further comment.