Newton Abbot’s 110-year-old hospital is set to be sold now that the town’s new £25 million community hospital has openned.
The estate agent has been doing his best to sell the 8.53 acre site.
Dominic Rosenbaum, surveyor at Alder King said: “The site occupies a superb central location in an established residential area and is approximately 200 metres from the main shopping streets of Courtenay Street and Queen Street.
“It offers a range of very attractive listed buildings which have the potential for conversion. There are also opportunities to demolish the unlisted buildings on the site and build new residential accommodation and commercial premises.
“Sites like this, in a central location within an established residential area, rarely reach the market and this represents an ideal opportunity for an experienced developer to revitalise the site and bring new housing and amenities to the town.”
That’s all very well, but it could do with a lick of paint.
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