Blackpool Pier is facing an uncertain future after being put up for sale for £4.8million . The historic attraction is one of three piers which have been put on the market by owners Cuerden Leisure for a collective asking price of £12.6million . Blackpool Central Pier - home to the famous 33 metre high ( 108ft ) Ferris wheel and the closest of three piers to Blackpool Tower - Blackpool South Pier and Llandudno Pier in Wales , were all constructed in the 19th century . Scroll down for video . Up for grabs : Blackpool Central Pier is on sale for almost £5million , along with Blackpool South Pier . But Llandudno , which is 695 metres long ( 2,280ft ) , is the only pier which is grade two listed , meaning any future owners would require Listed Building Consent to make changes to the structure . Blackpool Central Pier , which stands at 341 metres long ( 1,118ft ) , and Blackpool South Pier , which is 150 metres long ( 492ft ) , do not benefit from listed status , despite opening in 1864 and 1892 respectively . But Richard Baldwin , a director at Bilfinger GVA , who are selling the piers for Cuerden Leisure , said it would be very unlikely that a new owner would make significant changes . He said : 'In order to sustain their value and ensure that value appreciated , they would not change dramatically under new ownership . 'In our opinion , the value is in the existing use and this is unlikely to change at either of the Blackpool piers . ' The Victorian piers , which were constructed using cast iron piles , steel frames and wooden decking , all boast amusement arcades and rides and generate a collective income of around £1.6 million a year for Cuerden Leisure through annual concession agreements . Grade two listed : Llandudno Pier is also on sale - and altogether they can be bought for £12.6million . St John Stott , director at Cuerden Leisure - which also owns Eastbourne Pier - said the group was selling three of the four piers as it was 'restructuring its assets ' . He said : 'These assets are jewels in the crown of the UK 's coastline and we are delighted to offer them to the market either as separate lots or collectively . ' Mr Baldwin added : 'Each of these piers are truly iconic structures , having been popular visitor attractions in two of the UK 's best known resorts for over a century . 'Each pier is being offered for sale freehold , subject to the various concession agreements in place . 'As profitable attractions , we 're confident this sale will attract major interest . ' A spokesman for the National Piers Society , which promotes the preservation and continued enjoyment of seaside piers in the UK , said : 'These piers are all in good order and trading successfully , and , given that Easter is almost upon us , I have no doubt that they will quickly find a buyer or buyers . '
Famous 341 metre landmark is being sold along with Blackpool South Pier . Grade two listed Llandudno Pier has also been put on sale by owners . the 19th century piers have a collective asking price of £12.6million .