645 Duke Street, Glasgow, G31 1QA
£22.73 per sq ft
Business rates & charges may apply
- SIZE AVAILABLE
440 sq ft
41 sq m
- SECTOR
High street retail property to lease
Lease details
- Lease available date:
- Now
- Lease type:
- Long term
Key features
- Highly Visible Position
- Located On Busy Junction
- Well Presented
- 440sq ft
- Rates Exempt
- V.A.T. Free
- Rent: £10,000p.a
Description
The property offers a prominent display window secured by an aluminium roller shutter with single access door. Internally the property has been renovated to a good standard with ceramic tile floors, walls plastered and painted with partitioned w.c. facility to the rear. The property benefits from attic storage accessible via a retractable ladder.
Area
Ground: 40.87sqm (440sq ft)
NAV/RV
£3,200
The property is located on the northern corner of Duke Street at its junction with Millerston Street and Cumbernauld Road within the Dennistoun area of Glasgow.
The area isa mixture of residential dwellings within residential tenements and a vast mixture of commercial offerings. Neighbouring occupiers include A.S. Scaffolding, The Duke’s Bar, Legacy Gents Barber and The Loudon Tavern.
Brochures
645 Duke Street, Glasgow, G31 1QA
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Duke Street Station0.0 miles
- Alexandra Parade Station0.4 miles
- Bellgrove Station0.5 miles
Notes
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