The former Regal Cinema, on Carlton Road, is up for sale with a guide price of just £75,000.
The building, owned by Bassetlaw District Council, has been listed to go under the hammer on September 13 at Mark Jenkinson & Son auctioneers.
Jenkinson has described the site, which is roughly 8,000 sqft over three levels, as ‘in a poor state of repair’, but offers the potential for redevelopment or refurbishment, subject to planning approval.
On the ground floor it contains a foyer, toilets, a cinema, bar, office and function room. Upstairs contains offices, a sound room, function room and further toilets. Buyers will also have rights to use the car park.
A council spokesperson has said there have been ‘several expressions of interest’ in the building, with a number of prospective buyers shown around the property.
The building was first built in 1926 as the Miners Welfare Hall before closing and being re-opened and renamed as Regal Cinema in 1922.
Scroll down to see photos of the old cinema in its current state.
Jenkinson has described the site, which is roughly 8,000 sqft over three levels, as ‘in a poor state of repair’, but offers the potential for redevelopment or refurbishment, subject to planning approval.
9. The former Regal Cinema
Redevelopment or refurbishment is subject to planning approval. Photo: Jenkinson