THE North Rockhampton Bowls Club is back on the market - for a fraction of the price it was first listed for in 2018.

The club closed in September 2018 due to financial difficulties and was put up for sale a couple of months later via expressions of interest.

The property then went up for auction in February 2019 and bids of $400,000, $700,000 and $900,000 were offered but were denied as they were below the asking price at the time.

It was then listed for $1.2 million which was later reduced to $990,000 before the ANZ bank took possession of the property in June 2019.

The Morning Bulletin understands this is the first time the property has gone on the market since the bank took over.

Representing the sale is Kas Woch of Kas Woch Real Estate who wasn't abole to provide any information around who was directing the sale but said he was contacting a "long list" of parties that previously made offers.

He said there had already been a couple of offers on the table which he was working through now.

The site has been subject to a lot of vandalism and weather damage over the two years it has been vacant.

The Morning Bulletin previously reported there were holes in the roof, windows had been smashed, cooper wire had been stolen, shade sails were torn and mangled, and the lawn was overgrown and filled with weeds.

Mr Woch noted there was no structural damage to the building.

"The people looking after the selling process have tried their best to keep people out but its been a difficult job," Mr Woch said.

It is expected the club will be sold in the next couple of weeks.

ANZ Bank has been contacted for comment.

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