243 Springburn Way, Glasgow, G21 1DX

PRIME NEW ENTRY. We are excited to present this fantastic commercial development opportunity, situated within a prime location in Springburn, Glasgow.




Property requires full renovation. Sure to appeal to shrewd investors looking for a commercial renovation project or business owners looking for a unit in a great location to put their own stamp on.




Once renovated, property would lend itself for multiple uses such as office space. Huge potential for development




Property could potentially be converted into 2 flats, subject to gaining necessary planning permissions. 




Property is situated next to Springburn Station and is close to local amenities. 




PRIME NEW ENTRY. We are excited to present this rare opportunity for development. Commercial unit situated in a prime location in Springburn, Glasgow.




Property would lend itself for a number of uses, subject to gaining necessary licenses and permissions.




Potential for conversion into 2 flats, subject to gaining necessary planning approvals from Glasgow City Council. 




Property presents itself as a blank canvas, ready for investor / developer to bring to life.




Property requires FULL RENOVATION. Sure to appeal to shrewd commercial investors looking for a development opportunity.




This lot is open to immediate offers. Should you wish to offer NOW, you can do so via our Offer Now button on our website.




This property is offered at a fantastic price to ensure an Auction sale.




The property will feature in our upcoming timed online auction. To participate in the live auction, you must have a bidding account created. For further details on how to have a bidding account created please contact the team.




Location




Springburn is a district in the north of Glasgow with deep industrial roots, historically known for locomotive building, which still shapes its identity and housing stock today; people live there mainly because it offers relatively affordable property compared to much of the city, strong transport links via rail and bus into the city centre, and access to green space like Springburn Park, while investors are drawn by low entry prices, steady rental demand from working tenants, and ongoing regeneration efforts that aim to improve amenities, making it a typical value-driven buy-to-let area with potential for gradual capital growth rather than rapid appreciation.