The iconic Victorian Mill Road Library is back on the market.
It's after the preferred bidder decided not to continue with their proposals for a new charity headquarters.
The historic former Mill Road Library is a Grade II listed building in central Cambridge with huge character.
It dates back to the 19th Century and has been owned by Cambridgeshire County Council since the 1970s.
The building was previously leased to community groups and as temporary offices to businesses.
Nearly £500,000 was spent on repair works in 2021.
It is on sale for £700,000.
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