A LISTED Bradford city centre building remains on the market after failing to sell at auction.
Grade II listed Glyde House, on Little Horton Lane, was build as a chapel school in the 1860s, but has more recently been used as offices, event space and bar.
Yesterday it went under the hammer at an online property auction by auctioneers Pugh.
The building had a guide price of £95,000, but failed to sell.
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Glyde House, which has 775 sq m of space inside, has recently been used as 22 office spaces. It was was built as a chapel school and named after a popular minister, Jonathan Glyde, who established the Town Mission.
It was designed in a "restrained Dutch Jacobean Renaissance manner" and was listed in 1983.
Despite the low guide price for such a prominent building - it is just yards from the National Media Museum, Alhambra Theatre and future Bradford Live venue, the lot did come with a major caveat - the building has a ground rent of £25,000 a year.
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