A town centre redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Macclesfield has been put on the market with a price tag of £2.5m.
The 55,470 sq ft The Hub was formerly home to Marks & Spencer and offers large floorplates of 18,000 sq ft across the ground, first and second floors.
The building could potentially be redeveloped for a range of different uses, including offices, retail, leisure and residential.
Dominic Pozzoni, director at Colliers in Manchester, which has been appointed to market the opportunity with Hallam Property Consultants, said: “We’re excited to bring this unique opportunity to the market. The Hub’s central location, combined with its size and flexibility, make this a highly desirable opportunity for redevelopment.
“Macclesfield has had a renaissance in recent years with the leisure offering enhanced by recent restaurant openings including Picturedrome, Suburban Green and Wood Fire Smoke – all contributing to a diverse local economy. The Hub offers a blank canvas for a creative new owner to bring this prime town centre property back to life, allowing it to contribute once again to the vibrancy of this thriving market town.”
