A Chester city centre building with potential to be transformed into a boutique or budget hotel has been put on the market with a price tag of more than £2.5m.
The property at 77 Northgate Street is a former call centre and could be used as a hotel, apartments, retirement homes and or for healthcare space.
The detached five-storey office building has a range of alternative uses, subject to consents, from a 73-bed boutique hotel with food and beverage to ground floor and a roof terrace to a 96-bed budget hotel or a supported housing/care development with 22-26 units combining accommodation and intermediate rent apartments with a ground floor commercial unit.
