A historic social club in Stapleford has been placed on the market with a view to potentially developing the land for housing. The club, which was purpose-built in the 1930s, sits on the corner of Moorbridge Lane and New Road.
The building has served the Stapleford community for decades and has been used for weddings, birthdays, youth clubs and auctions over the years. The listing suggests that it 'lends itself to re-development and they have approached a local architect who felt confident that it could accommodate semi-detached houses on the site.
Paul Sweeney, a director of Rober Ellis, which is overseeing the sale, shared that the club had been gifted to trustees from a local landowner and had been serving the community since 1946.