THE former Freshwater Heritage Centre is set to go under the hammer, carrying a guide price of £130,000 to £150,000.
The freehold, detached property spans two storeys and presents a mixed-use investment opportunity.
The ground floor, previously used by the Freshwater Heritage Group as a museum and visitor information space, is now vacant and ready for a new venture.
Upstairs, the first floor hosts a self-contained two-bedroom flat, which has been let for several years and provided a reliable income stream.
The sale comes with vacant possession, as the flat is currently empty and the commercial occupiers are relocating.
Auctioneers, Clive Emson, in partnership with Scotcher and Co estate agents, say the building could make a strong addition to an income-generating portfolio.
Inside, the ground floor includes a main retail or shop space at the front, with additional office and workshop areas to the rear.
The flat above benefits from its own entrance and comprises a living room, kitchen, bathroom and two bedrooms.
Positioned in the heart of Freshwater, the property is close to local amenities, The Needles and Yarmouth’s mainland ferry links.
Viewings by telephone appointment and via on-line booking under 'Lot 81'.
The auction is due to end on June 17.
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