A former pharmacy is going under the hammer.

The Grade II-listed Mill Street property once home to Well Pharmacy is to be sold at auction.

With a 'prominent' location, the unit is described as being suitable for residential conversion or commercial use and has a guide price of £120,000.

The listing reads: "A period retail/office premises with ancillary office and substantial storage above, suitable for residential conversion or commercial usage, together with enclosed rear yard and outbuilding.

"The property briefly comprises a part-refurbished ground floor sales area with exit to rear yard and separate storage building.

"On the first floor are two large offices, a storeroom and WC. On the second floor are three well-proportioned rooms and storeroom.

"The separate building to the rear could provide separate accommodation with some additional investment.

"The property offers a great deal of scope and potential to accommodate a range of commercial uses and occupies an elevation position facing the High Street and is next door to J.D Wetherspoons."

Inside 2 Mill Street (Credit: Rightmove/SDL Property Auctions)

Well Pharmacy left the Mill Street unit around five years ago and it has been vacant ever since.

There is still a branch of the pharmacy on Park Lane.

The auction, held by SDL Property Auctions, will commence at 9am on Thursday, May 29.