A former bank building in a Wiltshire town centre will go up for auction.
The commercial premises at 62 Fore Street in Trowbridge was the town’s home of NatWest until October last year when the bank wound down its operations and closed for good.
On July 16, the branch will go up for auction, and is being marketed by Acuitus Limited, with the Rightmove listing stating a guide price of £225,000.
The property stretches across 398 square metres and includes a car park for around 10 vehicles around the back of the premises.
The listing goes on to state that the “substantial former bank building” and provides “ground floor retail accommodation with ancillary areas on the first and second floors”.
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As previously reported, the same property was listed on various property sites including Zoopla, with a guide price £420,000.
The closure of the Trowbridge branch as well as the branch in neighbouring Chippenham, came as part of a wider cull of NatWest banks across the UK, with over 50 facilities being axed nationwide.
Both Chippenham and Trowbridge were identified as towns where NatWest customers were not using banks in person.
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