Commercial property for sale in Scottish Borders

The subjects comprise the former Kelso Baptist Church which is constructed of red sandstone and dates back to the 19th century. It occupies a rectangular shaped plot with residential properties on its south facing elevation and a commercial unit to its north.

The subjects are located centrally on the north side of the town’s High Street where there is a mixture of commercial and residential properties. The street comprises a variety of local shops, small cafes and several hotels to cater for the many tourists who visit the town. There is plenty of on street parking outside the premises which is ideal...

The property is situated on Abbey Place, just off Jedburgh’s High Street and Market Place and benefits from plenty of nearby free car parking. The subjects enjoy a corner aspect on the ground floor of a two-storey Grade C-listed building.

• 24 hour access
• Kitchen
• Oven

Subjects lie on the western edge of Peebles the third largest town in the Scottish Borders approximately 50 miles south of Edinburgh within a peripheral but recognised commercial locality.

The subjects comprise a ground floor retail unit with rear yard area and stores forming part of a mid-terrace stone built three storey property.

• 24 hour access
• Courtyard
• Storage space

The subjects are situated in a prominent central location directly opposite the junction of Tower Street and the High Street. The High Street is predominately a mixture of retail and offices with residential properties on the upper levels.

• 24 hour access
• Storage space

The subjects comprise 3 storey stone-built premises surmounted by a pitched and slated roof. Currently, the ground floor is vacant and was previously utilised as a convenience store and is currently being considered by the Scottish Borders planning Authority for a Class 3 use consent.

• Restaurant
• Storage space
• Monument signage

• Security system
• Storage space

Kelso is a buoyant market town with a population of approximately 6,300 located to the east of the central Borders. benefiting from a wide variety of shops, schools for all ages and excellent recreational facilities. The town acts as an important local centre serving a wide rural hinterland.

• Storage space

The subjects comprise a detached building of traditional stone construction with a brick extension and a pitched metal profile sheet roof. The plot extends to approximately 0.85 acre.

• 24 hour access
• Yard
• Storage space

Carfraemill is a rural yet readily accessible hamlet comprising approximately twelve houses, a caravan park and the Lodge Hotel with bar and restaurant with a reputation for its friendly atmosphere and good food. The hamlet is situated within in a particularly scenic area of the Scottish Borders approximately 4 miles north of Lauder, within...

Carfraemill is a rural yet readily accessible hamlet comprising approximately twelve houses, a caravan park and the Lodge Hotel with bar and restaurant with a reputation for its friendly atmosphere and good food. The hamlet is situated within in a particularly scenic area of the Scottish Borders approximately 4 miles north of Lauder, within...

The premises themselves are located within the well established business location lying on the South-East bank of the Ettrick water with neighbouring occupiers to include Oregon Timber, Lochcarron, Scottish Borders Housing Association, Rembrand Timber and Wasps.

• Yard
• Roller shutters

An exciting re-development opportunity to the South of Kelso with good visibility from Station Road and Sprouston Road well located for access off the Kelso Bypass. Kelso is a traditional market town with a relatively affluent catchment area providing a higher than average disposable income supporting a good range of independent retailers. The town...

• Yard
• Storage space

• Storage space
• Monument signage

A self-contained ground floor unit within this Category C listed 19th-century terraced tenement on two storeys plus attic level. The property is of traditional construction with front elevation finished in painted ashlar to the ground floor level, coursed rubble stone to the first-floor level incorporating narrow arched window openings.

• Storage space

A Certificate of Lawful Use (Reference 19/00952/CLPU) was issued in October 2019 permitting the “re-opening of caravan site” on the property. We understand that the property was previously used to accommodate 40 serviced static/touring pitches and ceased trading in approximately 2001/2002, at the time that planning consent was obtained for housing...

The subjects occupy a prominent position in the commercial centre of Newton St Boswells, nearby occupiers include Coop, H&H Auction Marts and local retailers.

amparts Business Park is prominently located adjacent to the A1 to the north of Berwick upon Tweed. The Park is in close proximity to a Morrisons supermarket and petrol filling station and there are a full range of amenities available within Berwick Town Centre.

The subjects are situated in a good trading position within Galashiels town centre which benefits from a high level of footfall and passing trade. Galashiels, once famous for its textiles, is now one of the largest towns in the Scottish Borders having a population of approximately 14,000.

• Courtyard
• Storage space

Kelso is situated in a central position within the Scottish Borders circa 40 miles south of Edinburgh, around 20 miles east of Galashiels. According to the 2011 census, the population of the town is 5,639. The town acts as a regional centre for a wide rural hinterland.

52 Bank Street is situated in a good trading position within Galashiels town centre. Galashiels with a population of approximately 14,000 is one of the principal towns in the Scottish Borders. It is generally considered to be the main administrative, retail and social centre for the region, effectively serving a population of 110,000.

• Storage space

A well-equipped former Coaching Inn situated in Galashiels town centre providing bar and restaurant facilities. This Opportunity is well positioned near the £6.7 million Great Tapestry of Scotland Development which is anticipated to generate an additional 50,000 visitors each year. Galashiels has a population of approximately 14,000 and is...

• Restaurant
• Storage space