The Christadelphian Hall in Devonshire Avenue was built in about 1935, and is being sold by Southsea auctioneers Nesbits next week.
‘Now being presented to the open market on behalf of charity trustees, this rare opportunity is felt to hold considerable scope for a variety of future uses. Interested parties are advised to approach Portsmouth City Council planning department in respect of their own ideas,’ says the auctioneers’ catalogue.
The hall is about 187sq m and is described as having ‘much potential’.
The auction is at 11am on Thursday, May 25 at the Queens Hotel in Osborne Road, Southsea. To find out more call Nesbits on 023 9286 4321.
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The Christadelphian Hall, Devonshire Avenue, Southsea PO4 9EA Guide Price: £200,000 - £250,000 Of interest to end-users, developers and investors: the individual and highly speculative detached former Church Hall (187 sq m approx) with much potential. Dating from around 1935, the building features brick and rendered elevations under a part-flat, part-pitched roof. To the rear and east side is a narrow walkway with pedestrian access from Fernhurst Road. Now being presented to the open market on behalf of Charity Trustees May 18, 2023 Photo: Nesbits