Benarty Square, Ballingry

An excellent opportunity to rent commercial premises at 12-13 Benarty Square, Ballingry, KY5 8NR, offered with an attractive introductory rent of just £50 per week.

Previously operated as a barber shop, the premises are currently fitted out and being used as a tattoo studio. Due to a change in circumstances, the current tenant has decided to vacate, creating an opportunity for a new occupier.

The premises could be particularly well suited to a barber, tattoo artist, beautician or other health, beauty or personal-service business. Alternative commercial uses may also be considered, subject to any necessary planning permission, consents or approvals.

The existing fit-out may provide an incoming tenant with the opportunity to begin trading without the level of initial expenditure normally associated with fitting out completely vacant commercial premises.

The competitive introductory rent could make the property particularly attractive to someone establishing a new business, relocating an existing business or looking for their first commercial premises.

The property has an electricity and water supply. The tenant will be responsible for these bills.

Rent
Introductory rent: £50 per week.
The property is being offered at an introductory rental of £50 per week. The rental terms, including the introductory period and subsequent rent, will be agreed with the incoming tenant as part of the lease negotiations.
Unless otherwise agreed, the tenant will be responsible for their own utilities, business rates (where applicable) and other occupational costs.

Terms
The property is available to rent on terms to be agreed.
Prospective tenants are invited to discuss their proposed use of the premises. Any use will be subject to the necessary statutory consents, planning permissions and/or licences where required.
Further information regarding lease terms, deposit and other conditions is available on request.

Business Rates
Business rates information can be provided or confirmed prior to entering into a lease. Prospective tenants should make their own enquiries with the relevant local authority regarding the Rateable Value and their eligibility for any applicable rates relief.