A former town centre Iceland store is on the market for more than £300k.

The Sittingbourne High Street building, which was home to the supermarket chain until July last year, is being sold by Clive Emson.

Being advertised as a substantial freehold commercial property the lot is up for grabs for £325,000 and is described as being close to both local and nationwide retailers and the mainline railway station.

A spokesman for Clive Emson said: “The property was previously let to Iceland on a long lease, but is now to be sold with vacant possession and may be suitable for a variety of schemes.”

There is an office/training room to the front of the first floor of the building which has its own separate access from the High Street – this is advertised as possibly being suitable for a self-contained flat if planning permission is obtained.

The spokesman added: “There are also large upper parts to the rear of the building which may offer potential for conversion, subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.”

For more information on the listing visit: https://www.cliveemson.co.uk/properties/248/145/

The lot consists of a ground floor retail space, toilets, staffrooms, a kitchen, offices, and parking to the rear.

Clive Emson Auctioneers holds auctions eight times a year. It offers specialist advice for auction purposes in Essex, London, Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, and the West Country.

This sale will conclude on Wednesday, March 20.