A historic clock tower across from the former TJ Hughes building in Liverpool city centre is to go up for sale.
A city council report to go before its cabinet next week has confirmed it will look to dispose of the building at 104-106 London Road, previously home to a Natwest bank branch before it closed. The document said Liverpool Council is seeking to take the building to market with a 125 year lease for prospective tenants.
The building was constructed in 1899 for the Liverpool Furnishing Company by W. Hesketh & Co. It has previously been the subject of attempts to renovate the site for the purpose of use as a multi-purpose centre for social enterprises and charities based in the city.