A house which its owner feared would not survive through the winter is set to be demolished.
East Suffolk Council said a property in Thorpeness, Suffolk, would be torn down after “critical safety levels” were reached.
Jean Flick, 88, whose family member confirmed the house was being bulldozed, previously told the BBC she hoped to stay in her home for as long as possible.
Mark Packard, cabinet member for planning and coastal management, said the council had “worked closely” with the owner to ensure they were “fully aware of the situation”.