As part of the sales process, it is possible to look inside these empty buildings which once buzzed with life and activity.
All are being marketed as “pubs for sale”, although only one was formerly used for this purpose. The others either have permission to be converted into pubs, or were formerly used as social centres or clubs.
The online real estate property portal Rightmove has posted images of the inside of each of the buildings. They are the old general post office in Wigan town centre (now back on the market after original plans to convert it into a pub collapsed); Cross Keys in Ashton-in-Makerfield; the former Pemberton Central Working Men’s Club; and the former Garswood Conservative Club.
The pictures show the empty buildings as if they were frozen in time – some look as if they could re-open for business tomorrow, while in one Christmas decorations are still hanging from the ceiling.

17. Pemberton Central Working Men's Club (also known as Ravine Club), Belle Vue Street, Wigan
. Photo: Rightmove

18. Pemberton Central Working Men's Club (also known as Ravine Club), Belle Vue Street, Wigan
. Photo: Rightmove

19. Garswood Conservative Club, Station Road, Ashton-in-Makerfield
On the market as a 'freehold end terraced social club' Photo: Rightmove

20. Garswood Conservative Club, Station Road, Ashton-in-Makerfield
The former social club is on the market for £135,000 Photo: Rightmove

