Bank Of Scotland, Bridge Street, Ballater, Aberdeenshire
Size
1,502
Tenure
Freehold
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- Primary use
- High street retail
- Other use(s)
- Residential development
- Frontage
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No floor / site plan
Building amenities
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- Central heating
- Partitioned offices
- Reception
- Twenty four hour access
Key features
- Development Opportunity
Description
Grade C listed granite building. The first floor of the property is
under separate ownership, and we understand is occupied for
office use.
The property was formerly occupied as a banking branch, and
follows a standard banking fit out. There are a number of internal
meeting rooms which have been formed along with a main open
plan banking area. The subject property provided a purchaser
with the potential to re-configure the ground floor space to
provide a more ‘traditional’ retail offering.
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- Business rates
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- Use class
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- Listed building
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- Floors in building
- 1
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