47 Main Street, Douglas, Lanark, South Lanarkshire

Former public house with flat

Exceptional opportunity to acquire a substantial former village pub with a self-contained two-bedroom flat, offering significant development and value-add potential.

This prominent property was once a well-supported local establishment and now presents an exciting refurbishment project for investors, developers, or operators seeking to re-establish a popular community venue or explore alternative uses (subject to necessary consents).

The pub has fallen into disrepair with several ceilings having come in, and the flat too requires some essential repairs. Priced realistically to reflect the refurbishment required, the property offers excellent scope for value to be added. The pub comprises entrance hall, main bar area, lounge room, kitchen, toilets, and a large rear function room with its own bar and toilets — ideal for events or private hire. Externally, there is a beer garden to the rear with outbuilding providing useful storage.

Accessed independently from the rear via external stairs, the flat comprises entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, and two bedrooms. The residential accommodation provides an excellent opportunity for owner-occupation or potentially rental income once upgraded subject to consent. The pub is classified as commercial premises.

A rare chance to acquire a sizeable mixed-use property with substantial upside potential in an established village setting. Early interest is encouraged. The flat is assessed separately and falls within Council Tax Band A.

Connected person
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Situated within the semi-rural village of Douglas, South Lanarkshire, approximately 12 miles southwest of Lanark, the property occupies a convenient position within the village. Local amenities include a post office, convenience shop, butcher, ATM, primary school, and coffee shop. Douglas lies on the south bank of the Douglas Water and benefits from its position on the A70, providing direct road links west to Ayr and east towards Edinburgh


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