Light industrial to let in Park Terrace, Lamlash KA27

The builders yard and filling station at Park Terrace is located on the south side of the street and operated by John Thomson Construction, at present.

The site is broadly rectangular shaped and is mainly a concrete surfaced yard with brick-built sorting bays and a tree lined boundary to its southern elevation.

The workshop is detached and contains offices over two floors to its gable elevation with two full height vehicle entry doors to the workshop.

The filling station consists of two Tokheim fuel pumps with a 13,000 litre below ground petrol tank and an 18,000 litre above ground diesel tank.

Stock and equipment on the site are available to purchase, subject to sperate negotiation.

Areas

The workshop and office property extends to a total gross internal floor area of 233 sqm (2,508 sqft), or thereby.

The site extends to around 0.15 hectares (0.38 acres), or thereby, as per the indicative red line boundary.

Rating

The rateable value is £14,300 and the property benefits from 100% rural relief.

Planning

The site has potential for alternative commercial, or, residential development, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. It currently has the benefit of planning permission under reference 04/00836/pp for the development of four semi detached dwellings. Further details are available upon request or by contacting North Ayrshire Council.

Rent/price

Rental offers of £17,000 per annum are invited on the basis of a new, full repairing and insuring lease of a minimum 5-year term.

Alternatively, our clients will sell their heritable interest and offers over £270,000 are invited.

Prices are quoted exclusive of VAT (if applicable).

EPC

EPC available upon request.

Legal costs

Each party to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred.

LocationLamlash is located on the east coast of the Isle of Arran, around 4 miles and an 8-minute drive south of the ferry terminal in Brodick, the largest settlement on the island.

Park Terrace is a mixed commercial and residential locality to the west of Lamlash village centre, and just off the A841 ring road around the perimeter of the island.

The Isle is Arran is located off the west coast of Scotland in the North Ayrshire Council region and is accessed via regular ferry crossings with a 55 minute journey time to Brodick from Ardrossan, and a second ferry to the north of the island from Claonaig on Kintryre.

Ardrossan is 35 miles south west of Glasgow, with good road links and the town offers regular rail services to Largs and Glasgow. Arran has a population of around 5,000 persons, which swells significantly throughout the year during tourist season.