Ripon's only nightclub has been put up for sale.
The owners of DeFacto have confirmed the business is on the market - just months after it reopened under new ownership.
Wonderland on North Street was rebranded as DeFacto in September and a new dress code was introduced.
But the business is set to change hands again and is currently listed on Rightmove for £99,950.

A spokesperson for DeFacto said:
“Yes we are for sale! Grab a bargain with a newly refurbed and a turn key operation!
“We have other business interests elsewhere and it’s time we handed the keys to someone else.”
The listing states that the business takes around £6,000 per week, with “excellent profits” achieved.
It also teases “scope to increase sales” through extended openings, “significant private hire demand” and the potential to introduce food.

Check out the listing in full via Rightmove here.

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