60 Well Street, Paisley, PA1 2QE
Size
1,880
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Parking
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Spaces
1
Key features
- Excellent motorway and public transport links
- Dedicated access off Well Street
- The unit benefit from 2 separate pedestrian and 2 separate roller shutter door access points
- Shared communal yard
Description
Unit 1 benefits from two vehicular roller access doors allowing access to the unit directly from Well Street as well as at the rear of the unit, accessed via the secure shared yard. The unit has been fitted with a small office and WC and offers eaves height of 3.4m.
Paisley is situated just 9 miles west of Glasgow within the Renfrewshire Local Authority Region.
Paisley Gilmour Street Railway Station is a 15 minute walk east whilst regular bus services operate on the B775.
Neighbouring occupiers include Flying Scot Airport Parking, Nisa, Graham Group and Jewson.
- Let type
- Long
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- Status
- Available
- Date available
- 14 September 2026
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- Business rates
- £4,034
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60 Well Street, Paisley, PA1 2QE
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