TWO key Driffield town centre properties are up for sale - with a combined estimated value of more than three quarters of a million pounds
The freehold of the Lounge bar and Hooters nightclub has a net turnover of £400,000 which is available to buy for £475,000 - with offers invited.
And the former Currys building is for sale at £250,000 freehold.
The Lounge and Hooters occupy a prominent position on Market Place and is being marketed by Christie and Co as spacious and versatile accommodation, being well presented with contemporary fixtures and fittings throughout the public areas.
However, the upper floors are said to be in a poor state of repair and largely dilapidated - requiring complete major refurbishment.
Christie and Co say the property is likely to appeal to wide range of buyers, including multiple operators, private individuals and speculators alike.
Driffield’s Currys Store closed its doors earlier this month.
The electrical store, situated on Market Place, Driffield, employed five staff.
The property is being marketed for sale by Grays and Co and Tom Nash said there had already been a number of inquiries.
He said it was a substantial property of a type and location which did not come on to the market often.
It would present an opportunity for an owner, occupier or for potential redevelopment.
Currys said the store in Driffield was shut as part of the company’s ongoing portfolio review.
Currys was the second major electrical store to shut in Driffield following the closure of J. Wateralls Ltd earlier in 2012 due to a relocation to Bridlington.
In the pub trade, the Spread Eagle Inn on Exchange Street is also for sale.