West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) has sold the former Haworth Fire Station.
WYFRS no longer own the property in Keighley and it has been sold to a private company local to the West Yorkshire area.
The service closed the doors to the station due to budget cuts in 2014.
A spokesperson said “all profits from the sale of the building will be reinvested back into WYFRS and into making West Yorkshire safer”.

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