Commercial property for sale in Dunfermline

Arrol House has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment to provide excellent modern open plan office accommodation over two floors. The building is built with facing brick under a slated pitched roof. The main service core is centrally positioned and is accessed via an attractive entrance lobby.

• Raised floor
• Security system
• Energy Performance Rating - B
• Storage space
• Bicycle storage

Dunfermline is one of Fife's principal centres for retail and commerce with a population in excess of 50,000 people and significant growth anticipated within the next 5 to 10 years as a result of continued eastern expansion (Duloch Park).

• Security system

Dunfermline is one of Fife’s principal centres of commerce and has a resident population now in excess of 50,000 persons and a catchment area estimated to be in the region of 150,000. The town occupies a key position within Fife, a few miles north of the Forth Road & Rail Bridges, and adjacent to the M90 Motorway.

• Courtyard
• Security system
• Storage space

Dunfermline is one of Fife’s principal centres of commerce and has a resident population now in excess of 50 000 persons and a catchment area estimated to be in the region of 150 000 The town occupies a key position within Fife, a few miles north of the Forth Road Rail Bridges, and adjacent to the M 90 Motorway Dunfermline also lies on the Fife...

• Secure storage

The subjects are located on the southern side of Bridge Street which generally provides a good mix of both local and regional traders. Bridge Street forms a natural extension to the western end of Dunfermline High Street in the heart of the town centre.

• Security system
• Yard
• Roller shutters

The subjects comprise Class 3 premises contained over the ground floor of a two storey, mid terraced building of traditional stone and slate construction. The retail frontage to Bruce Street comprises a timber/glazed display window with access provided via a recessed timber/glazed entrance door

The subjects are an end terraced building of traditional stone construction providing accommodation over two storeys plus attic and basement levels. The building is surmounted by a single pitched and slated roof.

• Restaurant
• Storage space

Queensferry One sits alongside the newly opened Queensferry Crossing and M90 motorway and connects Scotland’s four major cities. Excellent public transport is provided to this extensive development site allowing connectivity between local areas and the main cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Queensferry One sits alongside the newly opened Queensferry Crossing and M90 motorway and connects Scotland’s four major cities. Excellent public transport is provided to this extensive development site allowing connectivity between local areas and the main cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Queensferry One sits alongside the newly opened Queensferry Crossing and M90 motorway and connects Scotland’s four major cities. Excellent public transport is provided to this extensive development site allowing connectivity between local areas and the main cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Queensferry One sits alongside the newly opened Queensferry Crossing and M90 motorway and connects Scotland’s four major cities. Excellent public transport is provided to this extensive development site allowing connectivity between local areas and the main cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Queensferry One sits alongside the newly opened Queensferry Crossing and M90 motorway and connects Scotland’s four major cities. Excellent public transport is provided to this extensive development site allowing connectivity between local areas and the main cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Queensferry One sits alongside the newly opened Queensferry Crossing and M90 motorway and connects Scotland’s four major cities. Excellent public transport is provided to this extensive development site allowing connectivity between local areas and the main cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.

The subjects comprise a former B listed linen damask mill factory which dates back to 1900. The property is arranged over two floors and in the main is an L-plan warehouse together with a series of single-storey finishing factories which we understand are not listed and suitable for demolition.