Commercial Properties For Sale by DM Hall, Edinburgh, including sold STC

The subjects are located at number 6 on the eastern side of Coates Crescent within Edinburgh’s desirable and affluent West End, with Shandwick Place located to the east, West Maitland Street to the west, Atholl Crescent to the south and Melville Street to the north. ...

Edinburgh has a resident population of in the region of 520,000 and is the largest financial centre in the UK outside London. The city benefits from having a highly educated population and is home to 4 universities. Edinburgh has a very strong tourist industry and hosts the Edinburgh Internationa...

Edinburgh has a resident population of in the region of 520,000 and is the largest financial centre in the UK outside London. The city benefits from having a highly educated population and is home to 4 universities. Edinburgh has a very strong tourist industry and hosts the Edinburgh Internationa...

Comrie is an attractive Perthshire town with a population of circa 1,900 persons serving a much larger rural hinterland. The town is widley regarded as a gateway to the Highlands, at the western end of the Strathearn district and south of the Grampian Mountains. The town is popular as a retire...

These iconic modernised traditional hebridean cottages are situated on the picturesque Isle of Tiree; 25 miles to the west of the Ardnamurchan peninsula and the Scottish mainland. Tiree is accessed by way of regular CalMac ferry crossings from Oban, via the Island of Coll. Alternatively, the isla...

Hamilton is the main commercial and administrative centre for South Lanarkshire and is home to the renowned Hamilton Racecourse which draws thousands of visitors to the town throughout the year. It lies approximately 10 miles to the southeast of Glasgow and has good links to the centre making it ...

Redcraigs Farmhouse and lodges are situated in a picturesque rural location within easy reach of Aberdeen, just three miles to the south of the city, one mile south of the bridge of dee roundabout. Redcraigs lie to the west side of the A92 close to the charming village of Charlestown. The area...

The Millcroft occupies an elevated, central, position within the picturesque village of Gairloch on the West Coast of Scotland. Gairloch is a popular tourist destination situated on the shores of Loch Gairloch amongst the awe-inspiring scenery of Wester Ross. Gairloch offers a wealth of spectacul...

The subjects are located within the coastal, fishing village of Gourdon, Aberdeenshire, which is located south of Inverbervie and just off the A92 coast road, a key arterial route connecting Angus and Aberdeenshire. Gourdon is located approximately 28 miles to the south of Aberdeen and around ...

The subjects are situated on the Northern side of the A904 South Queensferry to Bo’ness Road route, near the M9 motorway, approximately 2 miles to the Northwest of Winchburgh itself. The premises lie in a semi-rural location to the West of Newton and Northeast of Old Philipstoun, with New Hope...

The Ferry Stores is situated in Kilchoan, the most westerly village on the UK mainland which is located on the spectacular and picturesque Ardnamurchan peninsula. Kilchoan is a thriving community in one of Scotland last wildernesses overlooking the coastline of Loch Sunart and the Sound of Mul...

This fantastic opportunity situated in the picturesque and tranquil setting on the Isle of Tiree lies approximately 25 miles West of mainland Scotland, off the Ardnamurchan peninsula, itself the Westmost point of the British mainland. Tiree is accessed by way of the regular Calmac ferry crossings...

INDUSTRIAL FACILITY WITH DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

The subjects are located in Paterson’s Court, adjacent to East Main Street, Broxburn. The surrounding area features a combination of commercial and residential properties, with a range of local amenities available in Broxburn town centre. The property benefits from strong public transport links, ...

10–12 Hopetoun Road occupies a prominent position in the heart of South Queensferry, a popular and historic town, situated Northwest of Edinburgh. South Queensferry is well connected via the Forth Road and Rail Bridges, the Queensferry Crossing, and Dalmeny Train Station, offering quick access...

The hotel is situated on South Main Street within the village of Wigtown surrounding properties are predominantly commercial in nature including a Co-operative Convenience Store, Bookshop, Café/Bookshop and the Galloway Bar. Main Street and South Main Street are the main access routes through ...

Tranent is a popular commuter town within East Lothian and is situated approximately 10 miles from Edinburgh’s city centre. Tranent is easily accessed of the A1 trunk road and is within short driving distance of other East and Midlothian towns such as Musselburgh, Dalkeith, Haddington and North B...

The Arthurlie Inn is prominently positioned at the west end of Main Street, at its junction with Cross Arthurlie Street, overlooking a busy roundabout intersection in Barrhead. Barrhead is a mature and fully established town in East Renfrewshire which over the years has increased in popularity...

The Cross Key is located in a prominent position on the South side of Stewarton Street which is a busy traffic thoroughfare forming one of the main arterial routes serving the town. Wishaw lies 15 miles to the east of Glasgow within the North Lanarkshire jurisdiction and approximately three mi...

Galashiels is situated off the A7 amidst the picturesque Borders countryside and lies approximately 18 miles from Peebles, 40 miles south of Edinburgh and 58 miles north of Carlisle. The Scottish Borders Railway provides easy connectivity to Edinburgh and beyond via the station and the premises i...

The subjects are located within the historic East Lothian market town of Haddington, approximately 20 miles east of Edinburgh’s city centre.Haddington itself is easily accessible and lies just off the A1, which is one of the main arterial routes that links Scotland to England. Major other East Lo...

The subjects are centrally located on Tranent High Street, a well-established town in East Lothian, approximately 10 miles east of Edinburgh. The property benefits from a prominent High Street position with good visibility and passing trade. Tranent offers strong transport links, with easy acc...

Galashiels is situated off the A7 amidst the picturesque Borders countryside and lies approximately 18 miles from Peebles, 40 miles south of Edinburgh and 58 miles north of Carlisle. The Scottish Borders Railway provides easy connectivity to Edinburgh and beyond via the station at Tweedbank. The ...

Lauder is located approximately 27 miles to the south east of Edinburgh and is situated on the A68 providing direct access to Jedburgh and in turn, the north of England. The Borders Railway Line, providing connectivity to both Edinburgh Waverley and Tweedbank, can be accessed at Stow, which lies ...