A closed pub 'in need of improvement' has been put back on the market at a reduced price.
The Cross Keys at Corsley, near Warminster, is being marketed by Cooper and Tanner and has recently hit the market for £325,000.
The pub was put up for sale earlier this year, with this paper reporting in March that it was listed for a price of £425,000.
According to the listing, the property offers prospective buyers a “redevelopment opportunity” with “huge scope for a variety of potential uses”, although it adds that this is subject to necessary consents.
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The listing states the pub was last run as a community pub with a focus on wet trade.
According to Google, the site is currently closed.
The listing on Rightmove reads: “The property is in need of improvement and offers scope for continued pub or restaurant use or redevelopment to alternative commercial or residential uses. Subject to necessary consents.”
The inside of the property consists of two bar areas, a games room, a commercial kitchen, and a beer cellar as well as further storage space.
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