Red Cross Centre 16-18 High St 828 SF of Retail Space Available in Selkirk TD7 4DD
HIGHLIGHTS
- Prominent Position
- On a Bus Route
- Access via A7
SPACE AVAILABILITY (1)
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| Space | Size | Term | Rent | Service Type | ||
| Ground | 828 SF | Negotiable | Upon Application | TBD |
Ground
A shop unit occupying the ground floor of a traditional Category C Listed corner terraced building which is on two principal floors plus attic level with a single storey off shoot to the rear. The building is of whinstone construction with painted squared and snecked finish, polished ashlar sandstone surrounds to the openings under a pitched roof clad in slate. Originally two separate single fronted shop units the ground floor has been amalgamated to form a single double unit. The unit is in a highly prominent position on the corner of the High Street. Internally, the unit does offer scope for a degree of modernisation and upgrading.
- Use Class: E
- Partially Built-Out as Standard Retail Space
- Highly Desirable End Cap Space
- Central Heating System
- Fully Carpeted
- Ventilation - Venting
- Double Fronted Unit
- Highly Versatile
- Natural Light
PROPERTY FACTS
| Total Space Available | 828 SF |
| Property Type | Retail |
| Property Subtype | Storefront |
| Gross Internal Area | 828 SF |
| Year Built | 1970 |
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
Selkirk occupies a central position within the Scottish Borders. The settlement has a population of 4,663 according to the 2022 population census, a decrease of 9.34% over that recorded at the 2001 Population Census (4,990). The Town is between Galashiels (seven miles north) and Hawick (eleven miles south), the two largest population centres within the Scottish Borders with populations around 14,000 and 16,000 respectively. Selkirk is conveniently situated to serve the other main towns within the Scottish Borders with good road links via the A7 arterial route. The Royal Burgh of Selkirk lies on the Selkirk Water a tributary of the River Tweed. The people of the town are known as the ‘Souters’ which means cobblers (‘shoemakers and menders’). Selkirk is one of the oldest Royal Burgh’s in Scotland it is reputed to have been the site of the earliest settlement within the Scottish Borders. ‘Selkirk’ means ‘Church of the Forest’ from the old English SELE (‘hall or manor’) Cirice (‘church’). Works have recently commenced to convert the former Sainsbury’s opposite into a Cooperative Supermarket.
- Bus Route
- Signage
- Roof Lights
NEARBY MAJOR RETAILERS
