The site of a former primary school has been put on the market. Queen Street Primary School in Abertillery closed in August 2016 and is now being going to be auctioned off.
A guide price of more than £50,000 has been set for the property. Gemma Vaughan, of Paul Fosh Auctions, said the former primary school is approximately a-quarter-of-a-mile from Abertillery town centre.
She said: "The half acre site offers a number of potential of uses including development or conversion, subject to any necessary consents. Buyers are to make their own enquiries."
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Gemma added the school has previously suffered vandalism which resulted in water damage. She said: "There is an overage clause so potential buyers will need to check the legal pack for more information.
"The town of Abertillery offers good local amenities with schools, modern leisure facilities and excellent road links to the M4 and the A465, Heads of the Valleys. There is a direct rail link to Cardiff from the station at Llanhilleth which is just a short drive away."
There are no internal viewings and no pre-auction offers are being accepted but. However there are various classrooms, offices and cloakrooms on the ground floor.
The former school will be offered by Paul Fosh Auctions at its online sale which starts at 12pm on Tuesday, December 13 and ends from 5pm on Thursday, December 15.
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