Brookhill Nursery: Closed building to be auctioned for £100,000

A building formerly used by a nursery which closed earlier this year due to its owners financial problems is being auctioned off for an expected £100,000.

The former Brookhill Nursery, in the village of Thorpe Hesley near Rotherham, is to go up for auction with a guide price of £100,000.

The building will appear in the next online auction to be held by South Yorkshire auction house Mark Jenkinson, part of the Eddisons group, on August 13.

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Brookhill was one of more than 20 nurseries and out-of-school clubs run by the Suffolk-based Alpha Nurseries group, which announced the closure of all its facilities in January this year due to financial problems.

The Brookhill Nursery site is being auctioned off.The Brookhill Nursery site is being auctioned off.
The Brookhill Nursery site is being auctioned off.

Adrian Little, a director at auctioneer Mark Jenkinson, said: “The closure of a nursery is always sad news for the families who use its services, and we hope that Brookhill will find a buyer at auction who will bring the site back to life.”

He added: “It’s in a great location, just half a mile from junction 35 of the M1 and in a really popular residential area, so it has great potential, either as a nursery of for a range of alternative uses, subject to a buyer gaining the necessary planning consent.”

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