Royal Albert Dock's Atlantic Pavilion has been handed a reduced asking price after a year on the market.
The Liverpool building is now being offered for £6.9m after having first been up for sale for £8.425m in October last year.
CBRE is still marketing the historic building on behalf of Fabrix, a real estate firm.
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The building forms part of the grade I-listed Royal Albert Dock estate which was sold for around £40m in May this year. That deal did not involve Atlantic Pavilion.
Atlantic Pavilion extends to 81,138 sq ft and is arranged over basement, ground and five upper floors.
It is currently 21% let to two tenants: Plus Dane Housing and Avalanche Studios Group. Plus Dane Housing started a new 10-year lease in April and pay £307,512 each year.
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Atlantic Pavilion was constructed as a dock warehouse in 1846 and was converted into offices in 1992.
When it was sold earlier this year, Royal Albert Dock's sale price was around £10m lower than what had originally been sought.
Real estate developer and investor General Projects and investment management company Neo Capital snapped up the site which was first put up for sale in the summer of 2022.
First opened in the 1840s as dock warehouses for global trade, is now welcomes about six million visitors every year.
Tenants include Premier Inn, Holiday Inn, The Beatles Story, Gusto, Rosa’s Thai Café and Miller & Carter as well as a number of independent companies.