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Former Carlisle restaurant sells at auction for £93,000

by Cumbria Crack
27/05/2023
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Bari. Picture: Auction House

A vacant Carlisle restaurant – last used as a cannabis farm by criminals – has been sold for £93,000.

Bari, on West Tower Street, closed in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was put up for auction with a guide price of £35,000 with Auction House.

It sold for more than double that at the sale on Thursday at the city’s Halston Hotel.

Described as derelict, the agent said the three-storey 3,300sq ft building was suitable for a variety of uses, subject to planning approval.

Criminals moved in at some point and earlier this year, police raided the premises and found a £500,000 cannabis farm, arresting three people.

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