A FORMER Wrexham church is up for sale at a guide price of £50,000 - but the estate agents claim it should be knocked down.
A former church situated in Broad Street, Rhos, has been put up for sale by online auction.
The current interior of the former-church. (Image: Morris Marshall & Poole)With a guide price of £50,000, estate agents Morris Marshall & Poole based in Oswestry, who are handling the sale of the building, have claimed in their listing description that "demolition would appear to be the only option available."
It says the red brick building is suffering structural defects as a result of ground conditions resulting in subsidence of the building.
A Morris Marshall & Poole spokesperson said: "Subsequent to demolition and clearance, the site is well located in the village and within easy reach of all local amenities and facilities.
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"It would therefore be suitable for a variety of alternative commercial or residential uses - subject to planning consents."
The online auction has been set for Thursday, November 2, at 2pm, and has gone up as perhaps one of the cheapest properties in North Wales currently on the market.
The church based in the heart of the Welsh village, Rhos, has been closed as a place of worship for quite some time, according to the listing.
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