Upper Millhill Garage, Upper Millhill Street, Dunfermline, KY11 4SP

Description
The property comprises a small industrial/garage building contained within its own dedicated, secured yard area.

The main building, which is an open-plan workshop/store, is formed by brick walls with corrugated cement fibre sheeting/corrugated metal sheeting to eaves height of approximately 4 metres. There are 2 large, timber sliding doors for loading purposes within the front elevation, and the main building is surmounted by a single pitched roof which is similarly clad in corrugate cement fibre sheeting.

A further adjoining L-shape building of smaller height has been constructed to the front of the main building. This is of stone and concrete block construction surmounted by a mono-pitched roof laid in cement fibre sheet cladding. Timber framed and single glazed windows throughout.

The buildings are set within a small yard, which is generally flat and level in nature and comprises compacted soil with some areas of concrete hardstanding. Boundary features include timber fencing and stone walls.

Location
Dunfermline is one of Fife’s principal centres of commerce, with a population of 55,000 and a catchment area exceeding £150,000 people. The city occupies a key location within Fife, situated several miles north of the Queensferry Crossing, the Forth Road and Rail Bridges and adjacent to the M90 motorway.

The property is situated in a secluded position behind private housing on Upper Millhill Street, on the south-eastern periphery of the city centre. Access to the subjects is from Upper Millhill Street via a single-track lane. The immediate vicinity of the subjects is principally of residential character, although the Royal Mail sorting/delivery office is situated immediately to the north of the subjects and Dunfermline City railway station is a short walk away.