Chesterfield Hotel could be sold again
Prestige Hotels (Midlands) Ltd bought the iconic property earlier this year and to date has spent £118,000 on repair and refurbishment work.
A Prestige Hotels (Midlands) Ltd spokesman told the Derbyshire Times today: "There are a couple of hoteliers interested in taking it off our hands.
"By next Easter, we should come to see a major conclusion."
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Within the last week, the occupants had to temporarily leave the 140-year-old building after firefighters identified concerns.
The Prestige Hotels (Midlands) Ltd spokesman said: "Work has been carried out, a prohibition notice has been lifted and all tenants have returned.
"Everything is in order - every certificate is in place and the property meets living conditions."
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Chesterfield Hotel, formerly the Station Hotel, opened in 1877.
It operated as a hotel until it shut in 2015 when the previous owners went bust.
Prestige Hotels (Midlands) Ltd bought the premises for £900,000 in April.
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