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

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 Former Netherplace Works site is located within a semi-rural setting to the west of M77. The M77 is elevated above the site and runs along the eastern periphery. There are a number of residential properties within the vicinity of the site. The field to the north of Netherplace Works is undulating farmland which is bounded by it's north side by Aurs Road and the M77 to it's east. The Capaelrig Burn runs through the north part of the site. The site comprises Brownfield land formerly occupied by Netherplace Old Dye Works. The site extends to approximately 6.63 hectares (15.27 acres). The buildings associated with the Former Works have been demolished.

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 substantial semi-detached stone built former church rectory surmounted by a pitched and slate roof formerly utilised as office accommodation being B Listed in nature. The subjects are arranged over lower ground, ground and two upper levels. To the front and side of the property garden ground with tarmacadam car parking facilities are provided, whilst towards the rear a single car garage of brick and stone construction, all of which is held under a pitched and slated roof. We would note the substantial car parking/garden element as real benefit with there being less and less car parking available within the city and indeed Leith itself. The subjects are accessed via stone steps from the front garden ground with a secondary means of access being available adjacent to the garage towards the rear. office accommodation at ground and upper floor levels. The accommodation benefits from timber floors, generally being carpeted, with sections having linoleum and sanded and sealed finishes. Walls are largely plastered and painted with ceilings being of a full height lath and plaster design incorporating intricate cornice work. A high degree of natural daylight is provided to the accommodation via timber frame sash and case windows, with Velux windows noted at attic level. At lower ground floor level, further toilet facilities are provided with the basement accommodation providing further ancillary storage. The ground and upper levels are interconnected by...

The subjects comprise a traditional Victorian era stone built church, held under a pitched and slated roof and benefits from an impressive feature clock tower. The building is arranged over lower ground, ground and two upper levels. Throughout the accommodation the fit out varies, some areas are well fitted in nature with walls largely being plastered and painted. Ceilings are generally of a suspended tiled nature. However, some of the floors are in shell condition. There is also a stunning garden / terrace area to the front of the property, which boats exceptional views of Dean Village. We assume the subjects benefit from Use Class(es) 10 in terms of the Town & Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) Order 1997.

This modern warehouse spans 10,199 sq ft (948 sq m) and boasts the following features: Fully Secure Yard: Ideal for safeguarding goods and equipment. Modern Tenant Fit-Out: Ensures an efficient workspace. 4.6m Eaves Height: Ample vertical space for storage and operations. Dedicated Car Parking: Convenient parking for staff and visitors. Current Rent: The passing rent is £37,200 per annum (£3.64 per sq ft) until August 2025. Subsequently, it will increase to £42,500 (£4.16 per sq ft) with an upward-only open market rent review in August 2030. The vendor will ensure the rent reaches £42,500 per annum upon sale Royal Mail recently extended the lease by 10 years, demonstrating their long-term commitment to the building, consolidating their operations in the surrounding areas into this unit. The agreed rent is significantly below the current market rate, offering future potential for appreciation for any purchaser. The warehouse now serves as a critical delivery office, covering Lanark, Carluke, and Biggar

The subjects comprise a semi-detached industrial unit with lean-to wrap-around offices/staff to the front and it is of concrete block, steel portal frame with infill block and insulated clad panels set beneath a pitched roof which is of profiled metal clad design/construction incorporating translucent light panels. The subjects have a good size site also with some surfaced car parking/yard area to the north-western extent of the subject property. The subjects are arranged to provide an open plan factory/warehouse section to the rear with single storey wrap-around and good quality office/staff accommodation to the south and western elevations. Internally, the factory has a concrete floor with some linoleum style overlay with walls being painted concrete block to circa 3m-4m ( and full floor to ceiling height at the sub-division wall area) with the insulated profile metal clad above to upper wall areas around the remainder. The roof is of pitched design and open to the profile insulated clad above. The single storey wrap-around office/staff areas have a solid floor with a mixture of carpeted and vinyl overlay with walls finished in painted plasterboard linings. Ceilings to the main office areas are provided in suspended tiles set on what is assumed to be a metal grid with other areas having painted plasterboard/plaster finishes. Natural light is provided by a number of metal framed double glazed window units. Toilet facilities are adequate and are of basic type with these...

Retail The subjects comprise a parade of 7 ground floor retail units of brick construction surmounted by a flat roof. The retail units form part of a larger development with residential above which are in separate ownership. Each unit benefits from a glazed frontage and singles access door to the front elevation. Internally, the units benefit from open planed sales area with small staff and WC area to the rear. Lock Ups The subjects comprise 9 Lock up units of brick construction surmounted by a mono pitched and clad roof. Each lock up benefits from double swing entrance doors and are open plan internally.

96 - 98 Constitution Street, Edinburgh comprises a parade of open plan retail units at ground floor level all benefiting from pedestrian access doors and W/C facilities. The units are Class 1A and are therefore suitable for a variety of business uses. No.98 benefits from a first floor level, accessed via a timber stair and offers office accommodation, storage and W/C's. Please note the first floor above No.96 is in sperate ownership and not included in the sale. The property is held under a mansard style roof and benefits from Velux windows affording natural light to the upper level. Included in the sale is a car park to the rear, which is suitable to comfortably park 4 vehicles. The property is well suited to redevelopment subject to planning permission being granted.

The subjects comprise a detached building, which is part single storey and part two storey in height. The main walls appear to be of reconstituted stone, with a number of elevations having been roughcast. The roofs are mono-pitched and clad in profile metal sheeting. The main walls appear to be of reconstituted stone with a number of elevations having been roughcast. The roofs are mono-pitched and clad in profile metal sheeting. We understand the subjects were constructed approximately 2011, purpose built as a children's nursery. Internally, the subjects have been altered from its purpose built fit-out and now used as a charity shop/children support centre. There is extensive parking to the front and side of the subjects and an enclosed garden/play area to the rear. The subjects are well suited to a wide variety of uses, subject to planning.

The subjects comprise a self-contained mid-terraced office with accommodation arranged over ground and first floor levels together with a small mezzanine store. Access is via a secure metal glazed pedestrian door. The property is currently laid out to provide a mix of office, store and workshop space. The property comprises compartmentalised accommodation, however the stud walls could be removed to provide an open plan layout should a prospective purchaser wish. Additionally, there is potentially an underlying redevelopment angle either in isolation or as part of the full block. The property benefits from four secure and allocated spaces as part of a shared car park which is located immediately to the east of the terraced building.

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 comprise a semi-detached industrial/office facility of steel portal framed construction with profiled metal cladding to the walls and roof coverings. The unit internally is laid out to provide a warehouse space being accessed via the roller shutter door to the gable end of the property and provides good quality space.

The subjects comprise a ground floor retail unit lying within a traditional stone built tenemental property, having residential dwellings above, being held under a pitched timber and slated roof incorporating flat felt clad sections. The unit has a prominent main and return frontage. Internally, the accommodation benefits from three distinct interconnected areas, together with two toilet cubicles and a tea preparation facility. Décor is similar throughout with floors being of a mixed solid and suspended timber design benefiting in the main from carpet overlays. A high level of natural daylight is provided to the accommodation via display frontage windows. The property may present an attractive opportunity for owner-occupiers', investors and developers seeking premises in a well-established and accessible location.

The subjects comprise a ground and first floor property within a retail/office parade of similar commercial properties of brick construction held under a pitched and slated roof. The subjects benefit from two large timber display windows with a flush centrally located entrance door. Internally, the accommodation has been repurposed and is currently utilised for tuition classes at both ground and first floor level and is similarly decorated throughout. A small tea preparation area is accessed off the main open plan area at ground floor level, as is a single toilet cubicle. Steps up from the rear of this provide access to an office at ground floor level, off which a secondary toilet facility is also located. Fixed timber steps provide access to the attic conversion, within which a large third classroom is provided, again benefitting from a high degree of natural daylight via dormer windows.

The subjects comprise two interconnected, end of terrace, two storey, traditional stone constructed buildings that are held under a pitched and slated roof. Rainwater goods are cast iron. The buildings have been extended to the rear by way of a single story extension which can be accessed either directly from the existing buildings or at street level to the rear. Beyond the extension is further garden ground with established boundaries. The subjects also benefit from off street parking/ vehicular access to the rear. The properties internally have been used for workshop purposes for many years though could suit alternative uses such as office, residential etc subject to the correct planning consents being in place. The rear extension provides generous additional workshop space and is fit for its current purpose but again could suit another use.

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 building situate 28 Queen Charlotte Street, comprises a single story mid terraced garage/workshop property, benefiting from three metal roller shutter doors in the front elevation. Internally this space is divided into workshop and administrative/storage areas with W/C facilities to the rear. The property presents an excellent opportunity for someone to acquire workshops, garage or storage space in close proximity to Edinburgh city centre.

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 subjects comprise a prominent ground floor Class 1A unit forming part of a C-Listed traditional stone-built property. Formerly the town's bank, the building has since been converted to provide commercial space at ground floor level, with separately owned residential accommodation above.

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 two interconnected ground floor retail units forming part of a five-storey traditional sandstone tenement building, presumed to be held beneath a pitched and slated roof. Internally, the accommodation is presently fitted out to a white-box shell condition and is currently utilised for storage purposes. The open-plan configuration provides a flexible layout capable of accommodating a range of potential retail, office or commercial uses, subject to planning approval. There are currently no WC facilities in situ, however we are advised that such facilities were historically provided and could be reinstated.

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.