Leyland's Conservative Club goes on the market - here's how much for
The club has experienced long closures in its recent past.
It’s hosted countless events and family occasions, but now Leyland Conservative Club is for sale.
The building in Towngate has been listed for offers in excess of £225,000 this week by agent Savills.
The property, dating back to the 1980s, experienced a range of equipment and electrical issues last year, prompting lengthy closures. There are reports of it closing permanently in March 2026, with the club decribed as ‘vacant’ by the agent.
The Post has reached out to the club over the reason for the sale.
What do you get?
There is an entrance reception leading into the members lounge, which is served by a single bar servery. To the rear there is a games area with further seating. There’s also WCs, an office and aplant room on the ground floor.
The first floor provides a function room with bar servery and dancefloor. Customer WC’s, store rooms and a domestic style kitchen. The first floor provides two rooms configured to provide offices which have a separate external entrance to the front, with a shared internal staircase with the function room.
The basement is a beer cellar and store.
No fixtures and fittings will be included in the sale unless agreed. Any third party items, such as gaming machines, dispense equipment, sound systems etc, will also be excluded.