Unsold Lots

Location

The market town of Jedburgh (population 4,000) is set in the attractive Borders area of Scotland some 50 miles south east of Edinburgh. It was the county town of Roxburghshire and straddles the A68 which provides good vehicular access, both north to Edinburgh and south to the northeast of England. The town has good road links with the other principal Borders towns. This popular town supplies the local area with retail and a good range of other services. In 1128 David 1 founded Jedburgh Abbey which is one of the many attractions in the town for the visitor. The property is located in a central and easily accessible location within the town and within easy walking distance of local shops and services.

Description

The property currently forms part of existing bank premises and is situated to the rear of the main building with a separate access. This is a single storey building, stone built with a pitched slate roof and forming the end of a terrace leading towards a Co-op supermarket and car park. It comprises a front room with window to the front and cupboard off and a rear room with a window to the side. The property forms part of a block which is category C listed. Occupiers within the vicinity include, as well as the Royal Bank of Scotland and Co-op, Bank of Scotland and a variety of local traders.

Accommodation

• Front office 12.2 sq.m (131.3 sq.ft)
• Rear office 16.8 sq.m (180.8 sq.ft)
• Total 29 sq.m (312.1 sq.ft) approx

Tenure

Owner Vacant Possession

Rateable Value

Will require to be assessed.

Viewing

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