37b High Street, Ayr, KA7 1LU

Compact retail unit occupying a prime corner position within Ayr town centre, benefiting from excellent frontage and high levels of passing trade. Extending to approximately 255 sq ft, the property is presented in good condition and suitable for a range of uses, with rates exemption and no VAT applicable. Available to let at £100 per week or for sale at £42,000, offering an affordable opportunity in a busy retail location.

The property is situated on a prominent corner position on the south west side of High Street and Hope Street in Ayr town centre.

Ayr is a historic coastal town in South Ayrshire, Scotland, with a population of approximately 46,982 residents (making it the 15th largest settlement in Scotland and the largest town in Ayrshire). It serves as the administrative and commercial heart of the wider South Ayrshire council area, home to around 112,260 people. The local economy blends traditional strengths in tourism — which attracts nearly 1 million visitors annually and generates significant revenue — with key growth sectors including aerospace (supported by nearby Prestwick), food and drink, manufacturing, and the broader foundational economy of retail, health, education, and services. Major initiatives like the Ayrshire Growth Deal are driving opportunities through substantial investment in aerospace, space, energy, marine industries, and sustainable tourism, aiming to create thousands of new jobs, attract inward investment, and regenerate the area with a focus on inclusive growth, skills development, and leveraging natural assets such as beaches, golf courses, and Robert Burns heritage sites. As one of the largest retail centres in south-west Scotland, Ayr boasts a vibrant town centre with a strong high-street offer, including Ayr Central shopping centre, diverse independent boutiques, and supermarkets, drawing a wide retailing catchment from across South Ayrshire and beyond due to its excellent accessibility, high footfall, and position as a regional shopping destination with limited local competition