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Amazing empty buildings with plenty of potential

If you're willing to put in a little time and a whole lot of elbow grease, then snapping up an abandoned building could be a fantastic way of getting your foot on the property ladder. With unique features, bags of potential and surprisingly low price tags, these derelict dwellings from across the globe could be transformed into breathtaking homes. Click or scroll to discover some incredible abandoned buildings on the market right now.

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Old schoolhouse, Oregon, USA: $1 (70p)

Dating back to 1926, this Craftsman-style schoolhouse in Carus, seven miles south of Oregon City, is possibly the best abandoned bargain on the market right now. Featuring a quaint porch and double-hung windows, the building has no shortage of kerb appeal and could make a charming home conversion given a little elbow grease.

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Old schoolhouse, Oregon, USA: $1 (70p)

Listed by with Cornerstone MGI via CIRCA with an asking price of just $1 (70p)–yes, you read that correctly– this Oregon property could be yours for peanuts, but there is a catch. While its price tag is less than a cup of coffee, the buyer will have to cover the costs of relocating the building, as well as having an appropriate site where they can rebuild the structure. Nevertheless, if you have the means, you could still land yourself a great deal.

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Old schoolhouse, Oregon, USA: $1 (70p)

Abandoned and boarded up in 2005, time has taken a toll on the former school's interior, from the crumbling plasterwork to the exposed rafters. Nevertheless, with two stories and 4,720 square feet on offer, there's plenty of potential in this forlorn structure – all it needs is a buyer with a vision and a suitable plot of land.

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Old schoolhouse, Oregon, USA: $1 (70p)

Original features still abound throughout, from period wood floors and panelling across the walls to architectural quirks like this platform stage. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this is a rare opportunity to snap up a piece of Oregon's past and sensitively renovate it for future generations to enjoy.

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Victorian mansion, New York, USA: $1,000 (£733)

If you don't have much in the way of a budget, then perhaps this Victorian mansion will fit the bill. For sale from the Greater Syracuse Land Bank for just $1,000 (£733), the derelict dwelling is in need of some serious TLC. Built in 1890, the property sits on a 5,000-square-foot parcel and offers a once-elegant interior that's just waiting to be rescued.

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Victorian mansion, New York, USA: $1,000 (£733)

Located in the city of Syracuse in New York State, the dirt-cheap abandoned home spans just over 2,000 square feet and has been split into two properties. In order to bring the house back up to scratch and turn it back into a single-family home, the listing agent estimates that you'll need $200,000 (£147k) in the bank – which isn't bad, considering its scale and current state.

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Victorian mansion, New York, USA: $1,000 (£733)

The house comes with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, spacious formal living rooms and plenty of characterful period features. From original pocket doors to Palladian windows, intricate plaster detailing, coffered ceilings and a substantial wraparound porch, there's much to love about this abandoned home.

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Victorian mansion, New York, USA: $1,000 (£733)

Over the years, the house has suffered major water damage and is in need of foundation reconstruction, so this fixer-upper is not for those seeking a quick, easy project. Yet, given a little care and attention, this abandoned American house could be the stuff of real estate dreams.

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Spacious historic home, New York, USA: $2,500 (£1.8k)

Anyone looking to get their foot on the property ladder without having to part with a significant sum should pay attention to this impressive historic home. Also located in the city of Syracuse, New York, the building was constructed in 1920 and is currently on the market for a mere $2,500 (£1.8k), but the buyer will need to provide a detailed renovation plan and proof of funds to secure the sale.

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Spacious historic home, New York, USA: $2,500 (£1.8k)

The impressive residence sits on almost 6,000 square feet of land, offering plenty of space for development. Currently configured as a multi-family home, the building could easily be converted into apartments or turned back into a grand single property.

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Spacious historic home, New York, USA: $2,500 (£1.8k)

Inside, you'll find 2,832 square feet of living space, encompassing four bedrooms, two bathrooms, numerous reception rooms, a dining room and space for a kitchen. Key architectural details include the home's oversized sash windows, original timber floors, decorative doors and surrounds, but much work is needed to bring these features back up to scratch.

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Spacious historic home, New York, USA: $2,500 (£1.8k)

The listing agents, Greater Syracuse Land Bank, suggest that the home's foundations are solid, but there are signs of fire damage inside that will require a major renovation to rectify. Still, as far as abandoned buildings go, this promising property is up there with the best of them. There's even a huge basement level that could add a valuable third floor of living space to the house once converted.

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Gordon-Brandon House, North Carolina, USA: $32,500 (£24k)

Known as the Gordon-Brandon House, this Greek Revival cottage can be found in the town of Milton, North Carolina, a 19th-century commercial boomtown that was once home to factories, a foundry, a roller mill and plenty of taverns. Situated on a secluded wooded lot that spans almost two acres, the once-grand residence was built in around 1850 by Field Gordon, the owner of a local saloon.

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Gordon-Brandon House, North Carolina, USA: $32,500 (£24k)

This historic photograph shows how the property once looked. Grand and imposing, Gordon-Brandon House would once have been the pride of the area. For sale with Preservation North Carolina, an organisation dedicated to saving the architecture of the state, the property has changed hands several times over the years and was last bought in 2000 before it was left to languish.

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Gordon-Brandon House, North Carolina, USA: $32,500 (£24k)

Offering 1,968 square feet of inside space, the generously proportioned home boasts plenty of original details, including a wide porch that's decorated with four large beaded posts. Inside you'll find double-leaf doors, original sash windows, delicate architraves, beaded baseboards, Greek Revival mantels and pretty mouldings. The building is arranged in a centre hall plan, with a large room on either side of the entrance.

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Gordon-Brandon House, North Carolina, USA: $32,500 (£24k)

With enough space for at least two bedrooms and one bathroom, there are also several lounge areas and a spacious kitchen. The Gordon-Brandon House is eligible for tax credits, which means the lucky new owner will gain financial assistance to bring the building back to its former glory. Plus, with a mere $32,500 (£24k) price tag, this historic home is also an absolute bargain. Before long, you could have a newly renovated home that even Chip and Joanna Gaines would be proud of!

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Old Masonic Hall, Victoria, Australia: AUD$75,000 ($54k/£39k)

It might surprise you to learn that for AUD$75,000 ($54k/£39k), you could get your hands on almost 13,000 square feet of interior space. This unique property, known locally as the Old Masonic Hall, was once a meeting place for the community. Today, it's on the market and ready to be transformed into something entirely new.

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Old Masonic Hall, Victoria, Australia: AUD$75,000 ($54k/£39k)

The stone building has an unusual aesthetic, but step inside and you'll find bags of space and plenty of potential. There's a huge main hall room with a high ceiling, as well as a shower, toilet, kitchen and laundry space.

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Old Masonic Hall, Victoria, Australia: AUD$75,000 ($54k/£39k)

The property also has power, water and septic facilities already in place. Yet there's still much work needed if this historic building is going to be lived in. From new floors and windows to a complete internal face lift, this is a big fixer-upper project that isn't for the faint of heart.

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Old Masonic Hall, Victoria, Australia: AUD$75,000 ($54k/£39k)

What's more, the former community centre also benefits from a large garden, which offers the opportunity for the new owner to extend the building or even create something new. The choice really would be yours!

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William T. Smith House, North Carolina, USA: $60,000 (£44k)

If charm, space and potential are what you're looking for, then the William T. Smith House is sure to win you over. Located in Cumberland County, North Carolina, the prestigious period property was built in 1835 and is now on the market with The Historic Preservation Foundation of North Carolina for just $60,000 (£44k).

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William T. Smith House, North Carolina, USA: $60,000 (£44k)

Nestled on a private two-acre lot, the house also benefits from 4,073 square feet of indoor space. Steeped in history, the building once served as a Civil War field hospital and lies in close proximity to RDU International Airport, making it perfect for keen travellers. The home's interior is overflowing with period fixtures, including exquisite woodwork, Federal and Greek Revival mantels and decorative fireplaces.

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William T. Smith House, North Carolina, USA: $60,000 (£44k)

One of the three surviving Smith family plantations, the house was built in a Federal two-over-two-room hall-and-parlour plan. The interior is a spacious blank canvas that's awaiting your ideas. From the entrance hall, you'll find an authentic winder staircase with Chinese Chippendale railings, while panelled doors and antique built-in cabinets can be found throughout. As the real estate listing says, "they just don't build them like this anymore!"

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William T. Smith House, North Carolina, USA: $60,000 (£44k)

Though in need of complete rehabilitation, the extreme fixer-upper does come with an added incentive. The lucky new owner will qualify for historic preservation tax credits to help them with the cost of the renovation works. What could be better than that?

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Former Mission Hall, Scotland, UK: £49,000 ($67k)

If you're looking to take on an extreme fixer-upper, then this former Mission Hall on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, might just pique your interest. Available via Ken MacDonald & Co for just £49,000 ($67k), this conversion opportunity is not to be missed.

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Former Mission Hall, Scotland, UK: £49,000 ($67k)

The historic stone barn can be found on a stunning rural plot, sandwiched between the coast and Loch Stiapabhat Local Nature Reserve, making this property ideal for fans of wildlife and the great outdoors. Step inside and you'll find a rundown interior that's seen better days – but where there's a will, there's a way!

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Former Mission Hall, Scotland, UK: £49,000 ($67k)

Once used for community activities – including as a school, church and meeting hall – the property comes complete with an entrance vestibule, a spacious open-plan hall and a small side room that could be utilised as a bathroom. Key design details include the building's towering barrel ceiling, timber floors, ample windows and wood panelling.

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Former Mission Hall, Scotland, UK: £49,000 ($67k)

You could create a remote holiday home, or design yourself an enticing one-bed property – the possibilities here really are endless. Plus, with an RSPB nature reserve right outside your front door and the nearest beach just three minutes' walk away, you won't be short of things to keep you occupied.

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Former bank, Kentucky, USA: $85,900 (£63k)

Cool and unique conversions need not cost you a fortune, as this former bank proves. Located in the city of LaFayette, Kentucky, this historic and adorable building dates back to 1898 and is currently up for grabs for just $85,900 (£63k).

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Former bank, Kentucky, USA: $85,900 (£63k)

With a long and fascinating history, the former bank first opened its doors during the height of the Spanish-American War. Currently, the unique conversion project is being used as an artist's studio, but its renovation potential is endless. The property currently has no plumbing, and a pumpable septic system would need to be installed. But there are some plus points, too...

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Former bank, Kentucky, USA: $85,900 (£63k)

Spanning roughly 1,200 square feet, the property is home to many original features, including cement and wood floors, large sash windows, high ceilings, built-in shelving, chandeliers, log-burning stoves and brick accents. Light-filled and open-plan, this space would make for one really dreamy home!

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Former bank, Kentucky, USA: $85,900 (£63k)

There's also plenty outside to make you smile. As well as a charming shop front, the building also boasts a custom-painted portrait of the Marquis de Lafayette, which really adds to its personality. There's even a pretty little backyard that's waiting to be put to good use.

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Clapboard church, Texas, USA: $98,500 (£72k)

Searching for an extreme fixer-upper in Texas? Then your hunt is over. Overflowing with character, this former church is located in the town of Paint Rock. Plus, at $98,500 (£72k), it could be well within reach for many house-hunters.

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Clapboard church, Texas, USA: $98,500 (£72k)

Listed with Newlin & Company, the commercial property was built in 1920 and sits on a small but prominent lot in the town. While the exterior is quaint and characterful, the inside is compact and cosy. Offering 2,000 square feet of interior space, it isn't short on development potential.

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Clapboard church, Texas, USA: $98,500 (£72k)

Unique and filled with natural light, the church comes with a spacious entrance, a nave with hardwood floors, a kitchen and two large spaces that were once used as classrooms. Crying out to be converted into a heavenly home, the building is already fitted with air-conditioning and gas heating.

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Clapboard church, Texas, USA: $98,500 (£72k)

Despite its rundown state, there's much to admire about this disused building. From its natural timber floors to its arched windows and pretty white clapboard exterior, this former church has personality and potential in abundance. All it needs now is some love!

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Country house, Quebec, Canada: CAD$135,000 ($108k/£78k)

Those house hunting in Quebec, Canada, might just be intrigued by this affordable rural property in Sainte-Marie-de-Blandford. Listed with RE/MAX for a mere CAD$135,000 ($108k/£78k), this rustic country house is just waiting to be rescued.

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Country house, Quebec, Canada: CAD$135,000 ($108k/£78k)

Nestled on over half an acre of land, the wonderful wooden home boasts 10 interior rooms, with four bedrooms and a single bathroom. Though in need of modernising, the property certainly has plenty of plus points, from its spacious and light-filled living rooms, to its timber ceilings and hardwood floors.

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Country house, Quebec, Canada: CAD$135,000 ($108k/£78k)

The property also benefits from a large loft that has been partially renovated – although a fair amount of elbow grease and money will be needed to render the attic space suitable for daily living. Yet with such high ceilings and stunning period details, we're sure the time and effort would be well worth it.

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Country house, Quebec, Canada: CAD$135,000 ($108k/£78k)

This home's pièce de résistance lies outside, though. The sprawling estate is flat and scenic, making it perfect for the construction of a guest lodge or a home office.

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Characterful bungalow, Victoria, Australia: AUD$169,000 ($122k/£89k)

If you're hunting for a characterful property with space, style and a small price tag, then this charming bungalow in the town of Warracknabeal, Australia, could be for you. With bags of curb appeal and plenty of interior personality, it's sure to get snapped up quickly...

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Characterful bungalow, Victoria, Australia: AUD$169,000 ($122k/£89k)

Step inside and you'll find a retro interior that will fill you with nostalgia. Laid out over a single floor, the home offers a hallway, storage closet, living room, kitchen-diner, four bedrooms and one bathroom, as well as a separate laundry room and WC.

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Characterful bungalow, Victoria, Australia: AUD$169,000 ($122k/£89k)

Though entirely old-fashioned, the bones of this quaint cottage are good, so the work would mostly be aesthetic. In fact, fans of retro kitchens and vintage wallpapers might just want to retain some of the home's characterful decor. From alcove built-ins to tiled fireplaces, there are plenty of things to admire about this pretty little property.

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Characterful bungalow, Victoria, Australia: AUD$169,000 ($122k/£89k)

What's more, there's heaps of space outside that's primed to be transformed into something more useful. On the market with Gerry Smith & Co for AUD$169,000 ($122k/£89k), this charming cottage is also extremely affordable.

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Smyre-Pasour House, North Carolina, USA: $125,000 (£91k)

Built around 1847, this crumbling wood-clad home in Dallas, North Carolina, has seen better days. For sale for just $125,000 (£91k), it's a pretty fixer-upper best suited to an ambitious buyer with plenty of renovation experience.

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Smyre-Pasour House, North Carolina, USA: $125,000 (£91k)

With its 1,947 square feet of interior space in a pretty poor condition, the home is redeemed by its promising original features. This living space offers a traditional brick fireplace. However, the peeling, damp walls would have to be tackled first before any restoration work could get underway.

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Smyre-Pasour House, North Carolina, USA: $125,000 (£91k)

What once may have been a sizeable bedroom is now a shell of a room, with a mouldy ceiling and wood-clad walls in need of serious attention. However, if you can see past these obvious issues, the room could be an attractive space once more, thanks to the large windows and airy proportions.

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Smyre-Pasour House, North Carolina, USA: $125,000 (£91k)

With a half-finished deck, crumbling roof and piles of rubbish, the back of the house is very much a work in progress. Nevertheless, it could make a peaceful suntrap once the major structural issues have been taken care of.

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Historic farmhouse, Connecticut, USA: $325,000 (£238k)

You don't always need a big budget in order to buy style, space and seclusion. Surrounded by almost five spectacular acres of land in East Lyme, Connecticut, this abandoned farmhouse is truly unforgettable. On the market with RE/MAX Right Choice for a mere $325,000 (£238k), it's also an absolute steal. Let's take a look around...

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Historic farmhouse, Connecticut, USA: $325,000 (£238k)

The period property dates back to 1690 and offers 2,445 square feet of interior across two spacious floors. The early New England Colonial home boasts a traditional five-bay facade, while inside you'll find large living areas, four bedrooms and two bathrooms.

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Historic farmhouse, Connecticut, USA: $325,000 (£238k)

Constructed 90 years before the American Revolution, the home still retains some of the characteristics of a post-and-beam structure. Period features include built-in fireplaces, intricate staircase moldings, wide board flooring and iron door latches. Though it's clear lots of work would be needed to render the property livable, it's also overflowing with potential. To make the job a little easier, some upgrades have already been carried out, including the installation of a new roof.

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Historic farmhouse, Connecticut, USA: $325,000 (£238k)

As well as the main house, the property comes complete with a 4,000-square-foot barn that was originally built for agricultural use. Yet with some TLC and a cash injection, this huge and characterful space could soon be converted into something spectacular. What's more, the estate benefits from a rural setting, surrounded by family farms and orchards, but is just a two-hour commute to New York City, making this an ideal weekend retreat for city slickers.

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Iconic church building, Florida, USA: $1.1 million (£805k)

If you've got a slightly bigger budget to play with, then this stunning church building in Saint Petersburg, Florida, could be the perfect project to take a chance on. On the market with LoopNet and KW Commercial for $1.1 million (£805k), the heavenly structure offers plenty of bang for your buck.

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Iconic church building, Florida, USA: $1.1 million (£805k)

Built in 1940, the landmark building is bursting with space and character. Covering a staggering 12,846 square feet, the floor plan is split over two large floors and benefits from ample natural light and bright, open-plan rooms.

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Iconic church building, Florida, USA: $1.1 million (£805k)

The main nave stretches over 6,000 square feet and is a truly mesmerising space with lots of development potential. As well as its stunning timber barrel ceiling, the church also offers a mezzanine level, large arched windows and original pews that could be utilised in a sensitive redesign.

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Iconic church building, Florida, USA: $1.1 million (£805k)

For a business-minded buyer, the church's vast square footage could lend itself well to conversion into multiple homes or even luxury apartments. The listing agents suggest that there's enough room for 25 individual units, which could have a resale value of around $184,000 (£135k) each. How's that for divine?

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Historic theatre, Alberta, Canada: CA$3.5 million ($2.8m/£2m)

Movie fans will fall head over heels for this historic property. Located in the city of Edmonton in the province of Alberta, the Princess Theatre was built in 1914 by James McKernan and was the first marble-faced building in Western Canada. Spacious, unique and overflowing with historic features, this abandoned commercial building could make for one spectacular family home.

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Historic theatre, Alberta, Canada: CA$3.5 million ($2.8m/£2m)

For sale with MaxWell Commercial for CA$3.5 million ($2.8m/£2m), the building offers a spectacular space for a sensitive redevelopment. Now a Provincial Designated Historic Site, the abandoned cinema covers four floors and boasts 14,270 square feet of inside space. The main entrance foyer is grand and impressive thanks to its towering ceiling, dazzling chandelier and imposing staircase.

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Historic theatre, Alberta, Canada: CA$3.5 million ($2.8m/£2m)

The Princess Theatre benefits from plenty of amazing period details that are just waiting to be brought back to life. From its oversized windows to its decorative tiled entrance, original projector room and incredible main theatre – which comes complete with 360 seats, a second-floor balcony, concession stand and washroom – this is one seriously cool real estate opportunity.

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Historic theatre, Alberta, Canada: CA$3.5 million ($2.8m/£2m)

The abandoned commercial building also offers a second theatre room. Known as the Princess II, the space offers 90 seats and a large concession stand outside. With a wow-factor interior and valuable frontage on 82nd Avenue, this remarkable property is just waiting to be transformed into a grand family home, a work-life space or a series of luxurious apartments. The possibilities are endless...

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