Commercial property for sale in South Lanarkshire

Netherburn is a small village in South Lanarkshire, situated approximately 4 miles south east of Larkhall, the nearest town. It is also lies approximately 4 miles to the east of Junction 8 of the M74 and therefore is readily accessible to the main road network for west central Scotland and beyond.

In a range of ground floor retail and commercial premises on Bannatyne Street, one of Lanark’s main thoroughfares. Within 100 metres of High Street, the principal shopping area of the town, the railway station and bus terminus are also nearby.

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Accessed from Campbell Street and enjoying a corner position at the junction with Cadzow Street within Hamilton town centre. There are a number of car parks nearby and the main railway and bus station are available at Hamilton Central, a short walk to the south. The local road network offers access throughout South Lanarkshire and to Junctions 5...

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The rectangular site, which measures some 31.23 hectares (77.17 acres), is the former location of Law Hospital, which opened in 1939 and comprised primarily of prefabricated, single storey buildings. A modern maternity unit was constructed on site in c.1992, and this is now the offices of NHS Lanarkshire.

Hamilton is one of Scotland's eminent towns located within the local authority administration of South Lanarkshire. It is located approximately 12 miles south-east of the city of Glasgow and 35 miles south-west of Edinburgh.

The site is a brownfield site, irregular in shape and currently= consists of an area of hardstanding where the former buildings of a meat packaging business existed. To the north of the site lies warehousing. To the south of the site lies residential properties, to the west a railway line and to the east undeveloped agricultural fields.

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The subjects comprise a prominent ground floor corner retail unit forming part of a larger attractive Category B listed red sandstone building.

The subject site is located in Carmichael, approximately 5.3 miles south east of Lanark. School Road lies to the north and Devonside Road lies to the south west, the latter providing access to the site.

Ashgill is a small village in South Lanarkshire, situated approximately 2 miles south east of Larkhall, the nearest town. It is also lies approximately 2 miles to the north east of Junction 8 of the M74 and therefore is readily accessible to the main road network for west central Scotland and beyond.

The park is situated adjacent to Junction 11 of the M74 Motorway leading from Glasgow to Carlisle. To the north, the M74 connects to the main motorway network in Scotland including the M8 M73 and thereafter the M80 with Glasgow City Centre being approximately 37 minutes drive.

The site occupies a prominent main road, corner location with frontages to Carlisle Road and the side road Borland Drive. The site extends to approx. 1.2 acres (0.486 hectares), generally rectangular in shape, and is cleared but covered with scrub grass/vegetation.

Plots are available from circa one acre and upwards and are zoned for industrial development.