Commercial Properties For Sale by Graham & Sibbald, Aberdeen, including sold STC

No. 27 provides a perfect blend of contemporary and traditional office space. The prestigious granite front building houses a variety of meeting rooms and offices on ground, first and lower ground floors, whilst a modern two storey extension to the rear provides flexible open plan work areas. Albyn Place is located in the heart of Aberdeen's West End. A variety of local amenities are situated within walking distance, including hotels, restaurants, cafés, and banks. A range of retail offerings is also available on nearby Union Street and beyond. No. 27 is well served by transport links, with Aberdeen's main ring road situated less than a mile away. The city's train and bus stations are within a 20-minute walk, while Aberdeen International Airport is approximately a six-mile drive away. Nearby occupiers include Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland, Johnston Carmichael, Virgin Money, and Stronachs

The pavilions comprise two detached two storey office buildings situated within a three-pavilion development of steel portal frame construction with modern cladding externally, facing brick front elevation under a pitched clad roof. Internally, both pavilions have a modern specification which largely includes open plan office accommodation which has been sub-divided to suit each tenants requirements. The specification can be summarised as follows: Suspended tiled ceilings LED lighting Comfort cooling Raised access floors Toilets on both floors Kitchens on ground floors (Pavilion 3 also has a tea prep on the first floor)20 dedicated car parking spaces per pavilion Pavilion 3 has two double EV chargers

The property comprises a mid-terraced, two-storey granite building with a pitched and slated roof, and a two-storey rear extension to the rear. 4 Alford Place is a self-contained unit with an open-plan retail space fronting Alford Place, with additional cellular office/storage rooms to the rear. The ground floor also includes a W/C and tea prep facilities. The lower ground floor comprises an open-plan area and benefits from a further tea prep. The lower ground floor is accessible both internally and via a fire escape on the east elevation, which leads directly onto Alford Place. 4A Alford Place is a self-contained first-floor office. On entry, stairs lead up to a well presented open-plan office forming part of the rear extension. Further stairs lead to additional cellular office space, along with a W/C and tea prep area. The property benefits from a secure car park to the rear, accessed via Thistle Place, with space for up to 7 cars.

The subjects comprise a prominent a mid-terrace building of traditional granite stone construction arranged over three storeys with attic and basement accommodation, surmounted by a pitched and slated roof . The property occupies a commanding position on Castle Street and is accessed directly from street level, it holds a historic civic presence within this part of the city centre . Internally, the accommodation is arranged to support a variety of operational and assembly uses . The ground floor comprises a canteen/café area with associated kitchen facilities, together with a staff office, and provides access to a rear enclosed external patio area . The first floor is predominantly cellular in nature, accommodating a series of rooms used for organisational and administrative activities, alongside a larger room suitable for congregational use . The second floor is largely open plan and incorporates the principal assembly space, forming the main gathering area within the building . The basement level is functional and well utilised, providing further open-plan accommodation in addition to office and meeting rooms . Accessible circulation throughout the property is aided by lift access serving all levels, and WC facilities are provided on each floor

The property comprises a detached industrial unit with a secure yard and dedicated parking area, offering a versatile mix of warehouse, workshop and office accommodation . The warehouse provides bright and well-presented industrial space, benefiting from excellent natural light, LED lighting, gas fired heating and an electrically operated roller shutter door . The unit also features a separate workshop with test tank and mezzanine storage . The integrated office accommodation includes reception, private and open-plan offices, kitchen facilities and staff welfare amenities including showers and WCs . Finished to a modern standard throughout, the property is ideally suited to a range of occupiers seeking a quality facility in a highly accessible location .

The subjects comprise two detached industrial units with a tarmacadam yard area. The larger unit, Building 1, is of steel portal frame construction with brickwork to dado height and profile metal cladding externally under a dual pitched metal roof. Internally, the property provides warehouse space plus a mezzanine with an adjoining single-storey office block which provides office and amenity accommodation. Vehicular access is provided by three level access doors. The unit benefits from an eaves height of 5.06m rising to 7.62m at the apex. Externally, the unit benefits from a tarmacadam yard and a parking area to the north elevation which can accommodate 19 cars. The smaller unit, Building 2, is of steel portal frame construction with blockwork to dado height and profile metal cladding externally under a dual pitched metal roof. Internally, the property provides warehouse space with an adjoining single-storey office block which provides office and amenity accommodation. In addition, there is a mezzanine. Vehicular access is provided by two level access doors. The unit benefits from an eaves height of 6.11m rising to 7.28m at the apex. Externally, the property benefits from a tarmacadam yard and a parking area to the North elevation which can accommodate 12 parking spaces

The property comprises a detached single storey warehouse .Internally, the warehouse benefits from a trade counter fit out. There is an electric roller shutter door within the storage section of the property. Within the warehouse there are kitchen and WC facilities. The unit has been fitted out with a black suspended tiled ceiling and LED lighting. Externally, the yard has currently been split to allow for separate delivery and pedestrian access . The property benefits from a secure yard with an electric gate. There are 17 parking spaces with two of them benefiting from EV charging. There is a walk - in fridge and freezer available through separate negotiation .

The subject comprises a self-contained industrial / distribution unit with ancillary office accommodation, and a storage mezzanine above. The unit benefits from a secure yard to the front of the property. The property benefits from the following specification: insulated composite cladding, eaves height of approx. 4 metres, LED lighting in workshop, electric roller shutter door, UPVC double glazed window and an EPC Rating of A.

The property comprises two interconnecting industrial units with a front-facing trade counter, all set within a secure yard . The accommodation is of steel portal frame construction throughout, incorporating a larger warehouse and a smaller adjoining unit . The trade counter is partly integrated within the smaller unit, with a single-storey projection to the front, and a further store to the rear. Externally, the site benefits from a secure yard extending to 8,559 sq .ft. In addition, there is area at the front of the site to provide customer /staff car parking .

The property comprises the ground floor of a three-storey building of traditional construction with brick/blockwork walls harled externally under a pitched tiled roof with dormers at second floor level . The ground floor comprises the subject retail property across the whole width of the main street frontage with slightly recessed entrance door and display windows . Internally the subjects provide open plan accommodation for retail sales/services .The premises have been finished to a modern speciation and are move-in ready for future occupiers .WC facilities are located at the rear of the unit .A free public car park is located nearby on Station Road, with additional on-street parking available along the high street.

FOR SALE BY ONLINE AUCTION - 16th July 2026 The property comprises a traditionally constructed three storey building plus basement with pitched slated roof with three dormers to the front and mansard roof to the rear . The ground floor comprises retail -trading areas with internal retail stair at the front to the first floor, which is wholly used as a retail trading area . The ground floor benefits from a recently constructed staff kitchen / facilities finished to a very high standard. The basement and second floor are only accessible via the secondary rear stairwell . The basement is used for storage with an array of timber racking and a lower floor to ceiling height of 2 .06 m . The second floor was previously used for a mixture of offices, staff areas including tea prep and w/cs, and further storage areas.

The subjects comprises a yard / car park located in the centre of Bridge of Don, surfaced with tarmac with a wall on the north elevation and fencing on the south and east elevations. It currently has 38 designated parking spaces marked within. The site was formally "Denmore House", a three storey office building of c. 650.84 sq. m (7,006 sq. ft) which was was demolished some 5 years ago and the site could potentially be developed with an industrial building or retail outlet, subject to planning.

The subjects comprise a ground floor and basement retail unit within a two-storey, attic and basement tenement building of granite construction under a pitched and slate roof. Internally, the ground floor comprises an open plan sales / services area immediately as you enter which benefits from good natural light from the large windows facing Crown Street. Access to the basement can be found from both an internal stairwell and a separate entrance directly from Windmill Brae, the basement comprises a mixture of both cellular and open plan space which is ideal for using as staff welfare/storage or office accommodation. There is also a W/C and fully fitted kitchen in the basement.

The subjects comprise of a ground floor and a basement . The ground floor is an open plan area which is currently being used as a sales area . To the rear of the property there is a large storage room with a tea prep area included . There is a large basement area which is suitable for additional storage space . The property benefits from large windows which front onto the busy throughfare that is Rosemount Viaduct .

The property is a traditional three-storey granite building with an attic, featuring a pitched, slated roof with dormer projections and original features. At the rear, facing Mearns Street, there is a connected two-storey office space. Internally, the layout consists of both open-plan and cellular office spaces. The ground floor includes a spacious open-plan area, an office, male / female toilets, and a large boardroom to the rear with an exposed granite wall. The first floor offers a combination of cellular and open-plan office spaces, while the second floor is primarily cellular. There is a door entry system and toilet facilities on all levels. There is a retail unit adjacent, which is available separately or as part of a combined offering. This is currently vacant, and benefits from Class 3 consent, which makes it suitable for food and beverage use. The unit features a spacious and well presented open-plan sales area at the front, with a kitchen and two toilets located at the rear. The kitchen is equipped with a canopy and existing extraction system currently in situ.

The subjects comprise of a ground floor Public House within a threestorey granite residential building. Within the property there is a large seating and lounge area, a pool table area and a bar to the front of the premises. To the rear of the property is a storage room and male and female WC facilities.

The property features a detached office building constructed from traditional granite, complemented by a modern single-storey extension at the rear. Spanning over lower ground, ground, first, and second floors, the original section primarily consists of cellular office spaces. This is well complimented with the open-plan office in the extension which benefits from a comfort cooling heating system and LG7 lighting. The property has multiple meeting rooms and staff tea prep areas throughout, with a storage area in the lower ground floor. The second floor is an open-plan office accessible via an internal spiral staircase.

Froghall Terrace comprises a large rectangular site bounded on all elevations by secure fencing/walls. There are two points of access to the South of the site from Froghall Terrace. Access is controlled by double metal swing gates. The site is generally level and is predominantly concrete surfaced with an element of hardstanding. It is understood that services are located nearby. However, interested parties should satisfy themselves regarding the detailed whereabouts, capacity and availability of these services.

The site which currently incorporates derelict former retail buildings extends to 0.26 acres or thereby.

The subjects comprise offices to the rear within a three storey, basement mid-terraced building of traditional granite block construction under a pitched and slated roof. The accommodation comprises of an open plan office space, with staff areas to the rear including a kitchenette and W.C. facilities. The office accommodation spans three flours including the basement. The accommodation is currently configured into large training rooms and office suites. Internal finishes include plastered and painted walls with timber floors covered by carpet throughout. Ceilings are suspended with acoustic tiles, with artificial lighting provided by recessed fluorescent lighting. Heating is by way of electric panel heaters.

The property features a prominent ground floor retail unit with full width display windows and two glazed entrance doors fronting Holburn Street, providing excellent prominence on a busy road. Internally, the property is currently being used as an office but can easily be reconfigured to provide a self-contained retail unit and its immediately prior usage was a restaurant with an extraction flu still in situ. Subject to planning, the property would be suitable for a variety of uses.

The subjects consist of an elevated site, which has been allocated within the Aberdeenshire Local Development Plan for 45 homes, extending to approximately 2.24 Hectares (5.5 Acres). An indicative Masterplan has been drawn up to construct 38 houses, details of which are available on request.