The building of a 'lovely' former bank in a Nottinghamshire town has been put up for sale. The former NatWest bank on High Road, Beeston, closed on January 25, with the bank stating this was due to mobile and online banking reducing the number of people using the branch.
The building, which has previously been described as "lovely" by people in the town, has now been put up for sale as a vacant freehold. A brochure, put together by retail consultants BWD, outlines offers in excess of £500,000 will be considered.
In the property brochure, BWD said: "The subject property is situated in a prominent, central position, on the corner of High Road and Wollaton Road, with High Road forming Beeston's main pedestrianised shopping area. Nearby national retailers include Greggs, Boots, WH Smith, Poundland and Savers amongst others."
