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Location

Blairgowrie is a small town 16 miles north of Perth that sits by the River Ericht and is linked by a bridge across the river to the adjoining town of Rattray. In the 19th century the main industry was textiles but today tourism and agriculture are the most important economic activities. The town's population is 8,000 and many of whom work in Perth or Dundee.

Directions

From Perth take the A93 or from Dundee take the A923 to the centre of Blairgowrie. In the one way High Street pass the Royal Hotel and then take the next right turn into a narrow street between a bank and a bookshop. The premises are on the left side of the road next to the public car park.

Description

This is a single storey stone building with a pitched slate roof. Inside it is divided into two rooms, with areas of 17.7 sq.m and 16.2 sq.m. Previously a barbers shop, it has been used as a store until about one year ago. The premises have immediate access to the town centre and parking. The property could either be used as commercial premises or might be converted to a flat subject to the necessary consents.

Accommodation

• Floor Area 33.9 sq m (365 sq ft)

Planning

The planning authority is Perth and Kinross Council, Pullar House, 35 Kinnoull Street, Perth, PH1 5DG, Tel: 01738 475300

Tenure

Owner Vacant Possession.

Viewing

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Tel: 0131 624 6640.