The former offices of Lloyds Bank in Andover has gone up for sale.

The office space at Charlton Place closed earlier this year with staff being relocated to the firm's other building at Keens House.

Now, the 17-acre site next door just off the ring road has been put up for sale, as a new occupant is searched for.

Sitting approximately a quarter of a mile from the town centre, it was built by Lloyds Banking Group and was the firm's main base in the town for many years.

The site provided offices and training facilities to staff, and is occupied by three buildings totalling almost 200,000 square feet, surrounding a central courtyard.

Two of the buildings contain multi-storey offices "of a modern construction", whilst the third has conference and cafeteria facilities and an attached residential block.

There is no price listed on the advert and CBRE, the agent, did not disclose this to The Advertiser when asked.

The Advertiser reported in January how the Charlton Place officers would close by the end of this year, with no staff being made redundant.

The decision was taken because the space at the Charlton Place office had been underutilised for some time.

A spokesperson for Lloyd Banking Group told the Advertiser at the time: “We regularly review our property portfolio to make sure it meets the demands of the business, colleagues and customers. As part of our existing strategy from before the pandemic, where opportunities arise, we are consolidating our offices so that we have fewer, better buildings.