Commercial property for sale in Inverclyde

The property comprises an office building of reinforced concrete frame construction arranged over three floors with ground floor retail space and upper office floors. The property is located on the north side of Cathcart Street in Greenock, the administrative centre for Inverclyde in west central Scotland on the banks of the Firth of Clyde.

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The subjects comprise a sloping, irregular shaped site extending to 0.775 Hectares or thereby, which previously contained the Holy Cross Primary School. The site is bounded by a metal palisade fence although is now fairly overgrown with shrub.

The subject property occupies a prominent corner position on the north side of Cathcart Square at its junction with William Street within the heart of Greenock town centre. Inverclyde Council’s Head Office is located in the adjoining building west with the Oak Mall Shopping Centre located beyond.

• Energy Performance Rating - C

The property comprises the B Listed former Balrossie Children’s Home, which was constructed in 1899 in the Scottish Renaissance style with gothic detailing. Originally built as an orphanage by the Sailor’s Orphans Society of Scotland, the property has a number of extensions to the rear.

Greenock is situated on the Firth of Clyde and is the principal town within the Inverclyde Council Area with a resident population of approximately 45,000. The town has a wide range of services and facilities and enjoys good public transport links via Greenock Central and Greenock West train stations.

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• Accent lighting

The subjects are located on the west side of West Stewart Street close to its junction with West Burns Street and the A78. The surrounding area has a mixed range of national and independent occupiers. The area has a high footfall being situated between the bus station and the principal retail area of the town.

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The subjects currently form a gap site on the south side of Houston Street. The surrounding properties range from four storey red sandstone tenement flats on the western side to detached villas on the eastern boundary. The Tontine Hotel lies to the southern boundary. Opposite the site on Houston Street are a mix of commercial properties.

• Fenced lot
• Raised floor
• Yard
• Roller shutters