Land for sale

Green Man Gallery, Hardwick Square South, Buxton, Derbyshire SK17

For sale by informal tender with all bids to be received by 12 noon on 7th July 2025. A landmark Victorian
building in a prime buxton town centre location, offered for sale with no onward chain. Originally constructed in 1895 as part of the Peak Hydropathic Hotel, the property later served as a Canadian Red Cross hospital during World War I and, more recently, was home to The Green Man Gallery. Set over four main floors plus a mezzanine, the building offers a vast and flexible layout with multiple reception rooms, kitchen areas, WC facilities and storerooms, presenting endless potential for a wide variety of uses, subject to the necessary consents.

The property enjoys panoramic views over Buxton, including Solomon's Temple and the Devonshire Dome, and occupies a prominent position close to the town's shops, cafes, Pavilion Gardens and railway station. Requiring full renovation, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and characterful property with significant scope for future development.

A landmark Victorian building in a prime buxton town centre location, offered for sale with no onward chain.

Ground floor 3,754.48 sq ft 348.8 sq m
Mezzanine 755.63 sq 70.2 sq m
First floor 3,388.5 sq ft 314.8 sq m
Second floor 3,531.66 sq ft 328.1 sq m
Third floor 1,420.84 sq ft 132 sq m

Total 12,851.1 sq ft 1,193.9 sq m

We understand that the property has the benefit of mains electricity and water.

It is the prospective Purchaser's responsibility to verify that all appliances, services and systems are in working order, and are of adequate capacity and suitable for their purpose.

It is the prospective Purchaser's responsibility to verify that their intended use is acceptable to the local planning authority.

Guide Price: £450,000

Each party is to be responsible for their own legal costs.

For sale by informal tender with all bids to be received by 12 noon on 7th July 2025

Originally constructed in 1895 as part of the Peak Hydropathic Hotel and more recently was home to The Green Man Gallery

Set over four main floors plus a mezzanine, the building offers a vast and flexible layout

Occupies a prominent position close to the town's shops, cafes, Pavilion Gardens and railway station.