Commercial property for sale in Dumfries and Galloway

• Restaurant

The subjects are located in an easily accessible mixed use district around 150 yards from The Loreburne Shopping Centre and pedestrianised High Street. The property is also only a short walk from the attractive waterside area of Whitesands and Dock Park.

• Storage space

• Monument signage

The subjects currently comprise a sloping site of some 2.06 acres on which a former community centre and unused gym block are sited. Both buildings have suffered minor fire damage.

The subjects comprise an industrial use development site with full planning permission for the erection of modern detached unit. The proposed unit has been designed to be of steel portal frame construction with block / brick dado infill walls and finished externally with insulated metal sheet cladding.

The subjects comprise a ground floor retail unit, with basement storage, forming part of a larger tenement building of traditional stone construction under a pitched and slated roof. The ground floor has a traditional retail frontage with two three-quarter height aluminium casement display windows, central customer entrance door and full width...

The subjects comprise of the former Langholm Primary school and its grounds. The building is built from the blonde grey Whita (local) sandstone characteristic of Langholm and consists of a two-storey building constructed 1894 with two ground floor side wings constructed 1854.

The subjects comprise a level lying and rectangular shaped area of amenity land, currently laid to grass together with a number of mature trees and shrubs. The land is enclosed by footpaths. Irongray Road runs along the north eastern boundary with Lochside Industrial Estate to the south.

• 24 hour access
• Storage space
• Recessed lighting

• 24 hour access
• Public transport
• Storage space

The property comprises ground floor retail accommodation with ancillary accommodation on the first floor.

• Storage space

STRANRAER, with a population of approximately 13,000, is the second-largest town in the Dumfries & Galloway Council area. The town is accessed by the A75 & A77 trunk roads together with a rail link to Ayr & Glasgow. The Cairnryan ferry terminal lies 6 miles to the north.

• Storage space

• Storage space
• Monument signage

• Security system