Commercial property for sale in Glasgow

Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and the fourth largest in the UK with a population of approximately 600,000. The greater Glasgow conurbation totals approximately 2.3 million people, which is more than 40% of Scotland’s population. Glasgow is Scotland’s largest economy, producing a Gross Value Added (GVA) of £19.3 billion, representing 16%...

• 24 hour access
• Bus line
• Raised floor
• Roller shutters
• Atrium

The established use of the former High School complex is class 4 office and continued use of the buildings for this purpose would be consistent with protecting the City Centre as a SEIL.

• Courtyard
• Security system

The subjects are located in East Kilbride, Scotland’s largest and most successful new town with a population of approximately 75,000 (Scotland Census 2011). Colvilles Park is East Kilbride’s main trade hub located approximately 1.5 miles south-east of the town centre and 12 miles south of Glasgow City Centre within the Kelvin Industrial Estate.

• Yard
• Roller shutters

A detached single-storey property within a generous site offering secure, tarmacadamed parking area for approximately 15 vehicles to the rear. Benefitting from a gas central heating system supplemented by replacement double glazing, from the main reception access is available throughout the property to a variety of offices - open plan, private...

• Security system
• Skylights
• Kitchen
• Storage space
• Central heating

The subjects are located on the east side of Mitchell Street in the heart of Glasgow City Centre. The subjects benefit from excellent transport links via Glasgow Central and Glasgow Queen Street railway station both located within a short distance.

• 24 hour access
• Security system

The property is prominently located on Kennishead Road, just off the A762 Nitshill Road in the Darnley suburb of Glasgow. The site has easy access to Junction 3 of the M77 which in turn provides direct access to Glasgow City Centre, approximately 7 miles to the north.

• Security system
• Energy Performance Rating - C
• Roller shutters
• Storage space

The property comprises a substantial 6 storey traditional building. The subject property sits directly opposite St Enoch Shopping Centre. Situated at the southernmost end of Buchanan Street and adjacent to Argyle Street, two of the city’s busiest retail thoroughfares, St Enoch Square is at the heart of Glasgow’s shopping district.

• Security system
• Kitchen
• Energy Performance Rating - D
• Open plan
• Plug & play

The subjects are located on the west side of St Enoch Square just south of its junction with Argyle Street and immediately opposite St Enoch Shopping Centre, within the heart of Glasgow City Centre.

• Security system
• Kitchen
• Energy Performance Rating - D
• Open plan
• Plug & play

The property comprises a B-listed building of traditional sandstone construction, built in 1893 by architects Bruce and Hay. Internally the building offers office/showroom accommodation with residential flats on the upper floors. The property is located on the south side of Morrison Street, bordered by Dalintober Street and Carnoustie Street.

• Bus line
• Courtyard
• Raised floor
• Storage space

• Food court
• Property manager on site
• Security system
• Storage space

The premises comprises a 2nd floor office within a 4 storey sandstone building. The 2nd floor is accessed by both stairs and a passenger lift, running to all floors. Surrounding occupiers include Lorca Language School, Fraser Spy Financial Planners, Fleming Reid Solicitors, Computer Accounting Solutions and Burnett Bell Architects.

• Bus line
• Storage space

Glasgow is a globally recognised education base and with more than 135,000 students from 135 countries currently studying in the city. The city has 5 universities and 3 super colleges, it has one of the most highly skilled and flexible workforces in Europe, with 46% of the current working age population educated to degree level or above.

• Security system
• Storage space

• Security system
• Roller shutters

The subjects are arranged over ground floor and lower ground floor and accessed from via glass double doors on Hope Street. The ground floor for the most part is used as a main entrance and reception area before a stairwell leads downstairs to the main gym area containing ladies and gents changing facilities as well as toilets and showers.

• Bus line
• Commuter rail
• Conferencing facility
• Convenience store
• Restaurant