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Nottingham developer snaps up listed former Derbyshire court building for flats

ARC Vantage intends to convert Knightsbridge Court into 30 apartments

ARC Vantage has bought Knightsbridge Court in Chesterfield(Image: Innes England)

A listed former magistrates’ court in Derbyshire is to be turned into apartments after being sold to a developer.

ARC Vantage, based in Nottingham, has bought the Grade II-listed Knightsbridge Court, in Chesterfield, for an undisclosed sum.

Set in 1.1 acres between Rose Hill and West Bars, the building already has planning permission in place to be converted into 30 apartments over three floors.

Designed by Professor Joseph Stanley Allen, a renowned architect, planner and academic, the property was completed in 1956 and was listed in 1998.

It was used as Chesterfield’s Magistrates Court until the court moved to a new building on Tapton Lane.

The building already has planning permission in place to be turned into apartments(Image: Innes England)

ARC Vantage specialises in residential conversions and is experienced in refurbishing listed buildings.

Adam Cavell, director at ARC Vantage Limited, said: “This is an exciting project for ARC Vantage. As developers, we are highly motivated in the regeneration and restoration of listed buildings and relishing the opportunity to restore this building to its former glory.