THE FORMER Halifax building in Rhyl has gone on the market, six months after the branch closed.
The branch, on Russell Road, was one of more than 100 Lloyds Banking Group sites to shut in September 2025.
The bank cited falling numbers of visitors to the Rhyl branch as the reason for its closure.
Now, the building has been placed on the market for £150,000 with BA Commercial.
Its listing states: "The property is currently fitted out as a high street banking branch, providing predominantly open-plan accommodation at ground floor level with ancillary offices and staff facilities at first floor.
"The configuration offers flexibility and would lend itself to a range of alternative uses including retail, leisure, office or community space, subject to the necessary consents.
"The building benefits from strong frontage and clear visibility, presenting an attractive opportunity for owner-occupiers, investors or developers seeking a well-positioned freehold asset within an established town centre location.
"To the side of the property is a locked self contained car park which is an added benefit to the property."
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