Commercial Properties For Sale by Graham & Sibbald, Edinburgh

Greenmarket Studios, is a state-of-the-art purpose-built student residence with ground floor retail. The development offers 55 ensuite studio rooms arranged over five floors. The property benefits from a best in class specification.

The subjects comprise a distinctive, self-contained C-listed office building of traditional brick construction, incorporating a modern reception and entrance extension to the eastern elevation. The building presents a strong and characterful façade to Coburg Street, with attractive architectural detailing, and is arranged over ground, first and attic floors, providing flexible and well-proportioned accommodation suitable for a variety of occupational requirements. Internally, the accommodation offers a combination of open-plan office areas and cellular offices/meeting rooms, allowing for both collaborative working environments and private meeting space. The layout provides good adaptability and could be reconfigured to suit alternative occupier requirements, subject to the usual consents. Kitchen and WC facilities are provided on two floors, offering appropriate staff amenity provision and supporting efficient day-to-day occupation. The property benefits from good levels of natural daylight throughout, aided by the building's elevation and window configuration, contributing to a pleasant internal working environment. The overall specification and layout make the subjects suitable for continued office use, owner occupation, or potential alternative uses, subject to planning and statutory approvals. Externally, the subjects benefit from approximately 14 secure and private on-site car parking spaces, accessed from Coburg Street. This represents a notable and increasingl

The subjects comprise a ground and first floor self contained retail/office unit with access afforded via two separate pedestrian entrance doors. This therefore offers flexible accommodation to keep as a self contained unit or split in to two. The property lies within a mid-terrace brick/block-built property, under pitched timber and slated roof, with mansard section to the rear. Internally the accommodation provides cellular office accommodation at ground floor level, together with a small tea preparation area and two toilet cubicles. Internal stairs provide access to the first floor, where additional cellular office accommodation is provided. The unit therefore could suit a variety of uses subject to planning.

The subjects is a traditional B-listed two storey building with a single storey lean-to building at its northwest end. The building is attached to a neighbouring, and separately owned, section of Riverside Mills by a suspended structure at first floor level. The original building appears to date from the 19th century, the lean-to and suspended first floor offices have apparently been added in the 20th century. Main walls are largely of stone construction, the suspended first floor offices and lean-to extension having rendered brick/block walls. The roof is generally pitched, timber framed and slated, the suspended first floor offices having a flat, felt and gravel covered roof. Internally, the property is subdivided to provide a range of lettable office suites accessed in the main via the pedestrian access door to the rear (south elevation). We understand there are approximately 6 dedicated car spaces that are contained within the title and there is a right of access around the full perimeter of the building.

The subjects comprise of a residential building plot located to the south side of Dundas Terrace which extends to approximately 0.2 Acres. The site sits on a sloping gradient and is currently covered in mature trees/shrubs. In order to develop the site it will be necessary to create direct access from Dundas Terrace. The site has planning permission in principle granted for a single dwelling house by the Scottish Borders Council and further information can be found using the following reference number: 19/00101/PPP

The property comprises a three-storey end-terraced building, currently arranged to provide office accommodation with ancillary facilities throughout. The property currently has 2 office suites arranged over ground and 1st floor, and 2nd floor. The accommodation offers a mix of open-plan and cellular office space, providing flexibility for a range of occupiers. The property boasts a large garden area to rear with potential to extend.

The premises comprises a retail unit arranged over the ground floor of a traditional two-storey building surmounted by a pitched slate roof and is accessed via a recessed glazed entrance door positioned to the right-hand side of the unit. The front elevation of the unit comprises a full-height single glazed display window, providing excellent natural light and strong street presence. Internally, the retail area benefits from a main front shop with suspended timber flooring finished with lino throughout. Internal walls comprise a mixture of solid and stud walls. The ceiling incorporates suspended ceiling tiles with artificial lighting via the integrated spotlights. Heating is provided via an all-electric system. The rear of the premises is utilised for ancillary storage accommodation, tea preparation area along with a w/c.

The subjects comprise retail premises occupying the ground floor of a two-storey and attic stone-built terraced property. The property benefits from a traditional shop frontage, incorporating a recessed pedestrian entrance and display window, providing good visibility to the High Street, together with separate access via a side door.

The subjects comprise 4 new build blocks being a mixture of 3 and 4 storeys. Construction is of a timber frame nature with block infill walls and a brick exterior, all surmounted by a flat roof. The commercial units are all located at ground floor level with the upper floors being utilised for affordable accommodation. In terms of the commercial properties, we note that there is 14 units split across the 4 blocks which shall be left in a shell condition with services being brought into the blocks and capped internally. The units range from 355 Sq Ft - 732 Sq Ft, however there may be options to combine units subject to planning and relevant building warrants etc. Each property has been built to a shell condition and will benefit from: - Great Natural daylight - Gas and Electricity supplies (Capped)

The opportunity comprises a portfolio of development plots located within Granton Harbour Estate, occupying a prime waterfront location on Edinburgh's northern coastline. The site extends to approximately 7.25 hectares (17.91 acres) and forms part of a 60-acre master planned estate which benefits from existing infrastructure including estate roads, pavements and street lighting. Current planning consent allows for a mix of residential apartments, retirement living accommodation, commercial space and leisure use, with several sites offering potential to increase the residential development density subject to a revised planning consent.

Occupied by the Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh, the buildings are presently used for administrative purposes. The Gillis Centre and its grounds offer an extraordinary collection of buildings in an astounding location and mature setting. In respect of accommodation, the grounds comprise a series of interconnected traditional stone constructed listed and unlisted buildings predominately held under pitched and slated roofs extending to approximately 24, 515 sqft (2,241.66 sqm) inclusive of St Margaret's Chapel. There are two points for vehicle access. The main entrance is taken from directly off Strathearn Road. Upon entering the grounds there is existing parking for approximately 22 cars. A secondary means of vehicle access can be taken from Whitehouse Loan via an arched gateway which provides additional parking for 14 cars to the rear of St Margaret's Chapel. The main Gillis Centre, which was the former college, acts as a natural border to Whitehouse Loan. On the corner of Whitehouse Loan and Strathearn Road is a modern hall type building which we understand was constructed in the late 1950's. Subject to planning, we are of the opinion that this building could (potentially) be demolished offering a developer the opportunity to construct a newer structure in its place. To the site's north-east boundary is a traditional stone constructed two storey house with enclosed mature private garden ground known as The Hermitage building. It is currently split into two...

The subjects comprise a potential development site extending to approximately 1.265 acres (0.512 hectares), incorporating an existing building which was previously used a squash club. An extensive hardstanding yard for parking is located immediately to the front and side of the building with a section of open grass land to the northwest. This purpose built building has been extended in the past and is currently laid out to offer a series of squash courts with viewing gallery and changing facilities. Due to the current condition of the existing structures we anticipate interested parties will most likely seek to demolish the existing building with a view to redeveloping the site for an alternative use subject to the necessary consents being obtained.

The site is accessed off Lady Brae and within a very short walk of Gorebridge Train Station. The town centre of Gorebridge is less than 10 minutes walk. The site is mainly rectangular in shape, made up of open green space with a tree belt to the South. The subjects benefit from excellent views to the north west

The subjects are accessed off Charlesfield Road via a newly formed road. The subjects extend to approximately 0.67 acres and are broadly rectangular in shape and level. The Vendor has completed initial ground works to include the formation of the access road and site levelling works to the site. It is currently used as the site compound for the wider residential development. The site will be sold with services brought to the boundary, with the purchaser having the relevant rights to connect into. These will include electricity, gas and connection in to the Scottish Water network (water and foul). The purchaser will make their own applications with the appropriate utility company.

Formerly the home to The Westfield Development Centre of British Gas, the site was latterly operated by Scottish and Southern Energy as a 120 megawatt gas fired combined cycle gas turbine generating station. There is a high pressure mains gas pipe connected to the site and nearby there is substantial electrical sub-station. In addition to both the accessible connectivity to gas and electric supplies, there is a covered reservoir located in the field to the north. There is also a former railway halt which could potentially be re-commissioned. The site extends to approximately 50 Acres (20.2 hectares) and benefits from a masterplan indicatively showing 15 individual development plots starting from approximately 1.5 acres.

Development opportunity suitable for a variety of different uses. Prominent conference facility with parking, adjoining a student halls of residence.

Hilton Garden City is a visionary mixed use community development which on completion, will provide a range of commercial, employment and residential uses. The larger site is master planned for over 450 new homes. Phase 1, which fronts Admiralty Road, is complete and consists of a considered mix of family homes flanked by a neighbourhood retail parade anchored by Sainsbury Local. The northern most section of the site is under offer to a national house builder who have submitted planning permission for the construction of a further 165 family homes. We are delighted to have been appointed to market three highly visible development plots which wing phase 1. The sites are zoned in the Master Plan for commercial and residential uses. Site 1 and 2 are both allocated for commercial employment uses whilst Site 3 benefits from an existing planning consent for a mixed use development which comprises a balanced mix of residential, class 1 (retail) & class 2 (financial services), a nursery, a dentist and other employment related uses. We are of the opinion that this planning consent could be varied to suit a differing development mix subject to the necessary planning consents being obtained.

Lot 1: The Gunpowder Store. The property is Grade B listed and has been refurbished to provide modern offices on the first floor and a fully furnished sales showroom and office on the ground floor with three toilets and a fitted kitchen on the 1st floor. Lot 2: Roads and Infrastructure. The subjects currently provide the access roads with associated infrastructure into and around the development plots of the wider Granton Harbour area. Offers are invited for Lots 1 and 2 with a strong preference for one offer encompassing both Lots.

The site is located on the southern edge of Falkland in close proximity to the vibrant heart of the village. The subjects are located where the former Smith Anderson Factory once stood. Built in the 1860s the factory was demolished and cleared in 2017, offering a clear site extending to approximately 10 acres. The site is bounded to the east by East Loan and to the west by Well Brae both of which are adopted roads, with all the building being residential in nature.

The subjects comprise modern office accommodation set over 3 storeys constructed by way of a steel portal frame and clad externally in insulated composite panelling. Natural light is afforded through the various double-glazed windows. The suites are set over the ground and second floor. These provide in the main, modern open plan accommodation, with raised floors, stud/ glazed walls and a suspended tile ceiling benefiting from integrated lighting.

The subjects comprise a two-storey office, research, and laboratory building held under a pitched roof, occupying a prominent corner site within the Heriot-Watt Research Park. The property benefits from thirteen dedicated car parking spaces and secure bicycle storage. Internally, the accommodation is currently arranged to provide a series of cellular offices and laboratory areas, which could be reconfigured to create more open-plan space if required. Additional facilities include W/Cs, shower accommodation, and a double roller-shutter garage providing flexible storage or alternative uses.

The subjects comprise recently demolished and cleared development site with planning consent for the construction of 9 flats. Extending to 0.08 hectares / 0.20 acres or thereby. The boundaries of the site are screened by a stone wall, with the Girlguiding Currie District Guide Hall to the north west and Gibson Craig Hall neighbouring to the east. The subjects have approved planning permission for nine flats (reference number: 25/01216/FUL)

The site comprises an area of land of circa 1.06 Acres (0.43 Hectares). It holds a prominent position of South Castle Drive roundabout. Access to and from the site can be safely achieved, both for vehicles and pedestrians. The development land is zoned for business use (class 4) in the Fife Council Development Plan. Potential purchasers should make enquiries with the Fife Council Planning Team as to the suitability of any use. It is important to stress that this Proposal, is for a commercial development.