If you've ever wanted to own a slice of Hunstanton Beach or a house next to Wells Harbour, now's your chance.

Eastern Daily Press: Wells Harbour features on the new Monopoly board Picture: David ThackerWells Harbour features on the new Monopoly board Picture: David Thacker (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)

The Norfolk Hospice has launched an official, limited edition Monopoly board to celebrate its 35th birthday.

Locations featured include Pensthorpe, Fakenham Racecourse, Wells Beach, Sandringham, Houghton Hall and Bircham Windmill.

Also featured are Cromer Pier, Blakeney seals, the Adrian Flux Arena, Pentney Abbey and Oxnead Hall.

No Twenty9 bar and restaurant, in Burnham Market, is the headline sponsor.

Eastern Daily Press: Hunstanton beach is also included Picture: Chris BishopHunstanton beach is also included Picture: Chris Bishop (Image: Archant)

Owner Tim Roberts said: "I absolutely love the idea of a north and west Norfolk Monopoly. This area of outstanding natural beauty and historic interest deserves to be immortalised in a Monopoly board and gives everyone the opportunity to support the wonderful work of The Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House where I have seen first-hand the incredible work that they do."

The game will go on sale at the beginning of December. Tammy Green, senior fundraising manager at the hospice, said: "We are so excited to say we have officially passed go and north and west Norfolk will have its very own exclusive Monopoly board.

"This is a fantastic product which has been produced as a permanent reminder for locals and visitors that we are extremely lucky to share this beautiful part of the world, packed with award winning locations, attractions and beaches".

John Garrett, director of finance and fundraising said: "The sale of the Monopoly Games will provide significant funds for the hospice with all the proceeds going to provide outstanding passionate care to communities in north and west Norfolk".

Eastern Daily Press: Cromer's iconic pier also has a square you could land on Picture: Denise BradleyCromer's iconic pier also has a square you could land on Picture: Denise Bradley (Image: Archant)

The Norfolk Hospice reaches out to more than 1,200 families each year, providing palliative care both at its centre at Hillington, near King's Lynn and in the community.

To pre order the north and west Norfolk edition of Monopoly (£29.99) visit www.norfolkhospice.org.uk/ monopoly.

The game will go on sale from December 9 at local retailers including all of the Norfolk Hospice's charity shops around the area and direct from the hospice itself.