Commercial property to rent in Saltcoats

Moffat House is a Category C-listed building dating back to 1850 and has a characterful history. It was originally an office of the Royal Bank, as evidenced by the presence of the strong room, but in its heyday the buildings were the headquarters for AT Mays Travel group housing 300 staff.

• Kitchen
• Storage space
• Demised wc facilities
• Open plan
• Partitioned offices

Saltcoats has a resident population of 12,717 persons (Census 2011) and serves as the main retail focus for the towns of Stevenston and Ardrossan. The town has a main line railway station connecting Saltcoats to Largs, Ardrossan, Ayr and Glasgow. Prestwick International Airport is situated approximately 14 miles to the south via the A78 and A77.

• 24 hour access
• Security system
• Storage space

Saltcoats lies in the North Ayrshire Council area and forms a small conurbation with the adjoining towns of Ardrossan and Stevenston known as the “Three Towns”. Saltcoats itself has a population of around 11,200 and is well served in terms of services and facilities.

• Security system
• Storage space

The subjects are located on Dockhead Street within Saltcoats which lies in the North Ayrshire Council area and has a population of around 11,200. Dockhead Street is the prime pedestrianised retailing area of Saltcoats town centre with nearby occupiers including Ramsdens and Costa Coffee.

• Storage space

Canal Street is a busy arterial road route within Saltcoats to the east of the Town Centre and a short walk from Saltcoats Railway Station. The area is m mixed residential and commercial in its nature.

• Roller shutters

Chapelwell Street is a busy thoroughfare in Saltcoats Town Centre close to the town’s railway station and main retailing are, Dockhead Street. The area is mainly commercial in nature with nearby occupiers including Post Office, Santander and a host of professional services providers including solicitors and surveyors.

18 Hamilton Street is a restaurant property with double fronted display windows on to Hamilton Street and contained over the ground floor of a category C listed two storey and attic townhouse building of traditional construction. The restaurant, which was last used as an Indian restaurant and historically as a Chinese restaurant, comprises of an...