Commercial Investment Site

On the instructions of SGN, a heritable site currently let to SGN Plc is available. The irregular shaped site totals about 1.323 hectares (3.27 acres) or 13,234 sq m (142,452 sq ft). The site is mostly cleared but features various storage units, including intermodal containers, a more permanent office building of approximately 99.8 sq m (1,074 sq ft), and other self-storage facilities. It is also used to store lorries and other machinery around the site. Kilmarnock is a large industrial town and administrative centre in East Ayrshire, southwest Scotland, located about 20 miles southwest of Glasgow. Known locally as Killie, it is famous as the birthplace of the Johnnie Walker whisky brand, home to Kilmarnock FC, and rich in architectural and literary history. Kilmarnock lies at the intersection of three main roads: the A71 running from Edinburgh to Irvine, the A76 from Dumfries, and the A77/M77 from Stranraer to Glasgow. The town has road links to Glasgow through the M77 motorway from Fenwick to its junction with the M8 at the Kingston Bridge. Stagecoach Group is the main transport provider in the town, operating bus services to most major towns in the west of Scotland. The site is located to the south of the town, accessed via Burnside Street. Future use may suit a number of alternative uses including development, subject to obtaining any necessary consents. The property is let to Scotland Gas Networks PLC for 15 years from 01/04/21 at £40,000 per annum, with tenant and landlord break clauses on 30/09/2030 and 31/03/2033. EPC Rating: A.