71 Glasgow Road, Paisley, PA1 3PE

Locate on Main Thoroughfare
Corner Roadside Position
Cafe / Bistro
1,324sq ft
Available Immediately
Rent: £40,000p.a.

The property comprises a prominent corner cafe / bistro with return frontage onto Kelburne Oval.

Internally the property offers an extensive seating are to the front with main counter and servery with partitioned kitchen to the rear.

The property benefits from male and female w.c. facilities and stores. The property benefits from canopy and extraction in situ to the rear of the demise

Area

123sqm (1,324sq ft)

Situated in west-central Scotland, Paisley lies 7 miles (11 km) west of Glasgow, on the banks of the White Cart Water, a tributary of the River Clyde. It’s part of the Glasgow City Region, benefiting from proximity to Scotland’s largest city and excellent transport links, including four railway stations, the M8 motorway, and Glasgow Airport just minutes away

Paisley’s economy has evolved from its 19th-century dominance in textiles—where it became a global leader in thread production and shawl manufacturing—to modern sectors like whisky blending, bottling, and services. Key strengths include its strategic location within Scotland’s economic powerhouse region, accounting for a significant share of national GVA, jobs, and businesses. The town boasts the second-highest concentration of listed buildings in Scotland, supporting a vibrant cultural and heritage scene that drives tourism. Recent recognition as Scotland’s Town of the Year in 2025 highlights its resurgence through cultural regeneration and investment. A Business Improvement District with over 600 businesses fosters local commerce, while the university presence adds educational and innovative capacity.

With £100 million in high street regeneration funding, Paisley is poised for reinvention, focusing on retail revival amid challenges like online shopping and out-of-town parks. Opportunities lie in leveraging its industrial legacy for tech and creative industries, as the town transitions from textiles to innovation hubs.