1930s Police Station

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Property that's a real steal... Police station from 1930s with EIGHTEEN prison cells, an exercise yard and interrogation rooms expected to fetch £1.5m in sale in Dorset

The three-storey building used to serve as the main police station for Poole, Dorset, until 2009 when the force moved to a state-of-the-art HQ nearby. The 1930s building, that sits a 0.89 of an acre site, has lain mostly empty since then, at a cost of hundreds of thousands of pounds a year to the taxpayer. It is now gone on the market with interested parties invited to make sealed bids.