A prominent Macclesfield town centre building dating back to the 18^th century has hit the market.

The former Wesley Chapel on Sunderland Street has appeared for sale on the property website Rightmove this week.

Open to offers in the region of £750,000, the Grade II-listed property is described as "excellent redevelopment opportunity subject to planning".

The listing explains that the two-storey detached building is currently held on two leases.

The ground floor is let to private individuals who run a long-established snooker club on a three-year lease expiring January 31, 2027.

Meanwhile, the officers on the first floor are let to Imperium Law Solicitors Limited, who currently hold the property on a continuation tenancy.

Combined, these tenants pay a rent of £25,500 per annum.

The listing adds that both leases can be brought to an end on six months' notice. 

22 Sunderland Street (Credit: Nub News)

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