The former Q Ball snooker centre in the heart of Ipswich has gone on the market for £200,000 – with the potential of becoming a new nightclub or sports venue.
The centre is in a prime location with an entrance off Upper Brook Street, sitting opposite Café Nero and bookmakers William Hill, with nearby traders such as Savers, Wilkinson and Sainsburys.
The venue was formerly a popular snooker hall and bar - dating back to at least the 1970s - and now it is available to be sold or to let.
With more than 6,534 sq ft to offer, the building has been vacant for years and requires comprehensive refurbishment to restore it to
It is currently on the market with Beane Wass & Box on behalf of private landlords for offers of £200,000 or above. Acting on behalf of the private landlords, Richard Bertram said: "We are inviting interest from a variety of leisure related users such as snooker/pool, music, comedy or entertainment uses."
He also stated that the property might suit nonresidential uses such as a place of worship, a health centre or a day nursery. However this would require a change of use.
It has limited planning history, but interested parties should contact Ipswich Borough Council to discuss any possible amendments.
For more information about this property contact Richard Bertram or Julian Haywood Smith on 01473 212656 or by email enquiries@bw-b.co.uk.
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