- High profile corner premises
- Major arterial route from city centre to West (A8)
- Elegant open plan space
- Suitable for showroom / office / retail use
- Metered car spaces adjacent
Location:
Subjects are located to the north side of Haymarket Terrace within the city centre of Edinburgh and close to Haymarket train station.
The area is a strong office location benefitting from easy access to the Exchange office district, EICC, the west end of Edinburgh and the airport. Major office occupiers include Tesco Bank, Cosla and Scottish Enterprise. Retailers in the area include Margiotta convenience store, The Ladies Golf Centre, the Kilt Hire company and Tesco Express, which is scheduled to open nearby in June 2012.
Description:
The premises comprise a ground and basement floor shop forming part of a four storey Georgian tenement. The subjects provide quality open plan space incorporating traditional high ceilings with fine cornices. In addition to the ground floor, a basement level provides good staff, toilet and storage accommodation.
The premises could be utilised for showroom, office or retail use.
Accommodation:
|
Gross Frontage |
20.63m |
67ft |
|
Ground Floor |
83.64 sq m |
900 sq ft |
|
Basement |
68.91 sq m |
742 sq ft |
|
TOTAL |
152.55 sq m |
1642 sq ft |
Planning:
We understand that current use is Class 1 (Retail), with potential for Class 2 (Office) use. We recommend any further enquiries be directed to the Local Planning Authority.
Assessment:
The property has been assessed for rating purposes as a shop with a rateable value of £14,400. Due to Small Business Bonus Scheme a rates relief of 25% could be applicable.
Lease:
New Full Repairing and Insuring lease for a minimum period of 5 years.
Rental:
£13,500 pa.
Entry:
Early entry is available.
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