Summary

• Low Rateable Value may qualify for 100% rates relief
  
• NIA- 58 sq m (625 sq ft)
  
• Sale offers over £60,000 are invited (exclusive of VAT)
  
• Rental offers of £9,000 are invited (exclusive of VAT)
  
• Main road frontage with high level of vehicular passing traffic

Location

Situated in the south west of West Lothian, Armadale is a well-established and growing town that has benefited from significant residential expansion and continued investment in local infrastructure in recent years. The town offers an excellent base for both families and commuters, supported by a strong community, a wide range of local amenities and outstanding transport connectivity.

Armadale benefits from its own railway station, providing direct rail services into both Edinburgh and Glasgow, placing two of Scotland’s most important commercial centres within comfortable commuting distance. For those travelling by road, the M8 motorway is readily accessible, offering swift connections to Edinburgh city centre, Glasgow and Edinburgh Airport. The A89 further supplements road connectivity, linking the town to the surrounding communities of West Lothian with ease.

The town itself supports a diverse range of local businesses and benefits from an established and growing residential population, providing a ready and consistent customer base for any commercial operator. The surrounding communities of Bathgate, Whitburn and Blackridge further extend the accessible catchment, with Armadale occupying a natural and central position within this cluster of well-populated West Lothian towns.
Overall, Armadale presents a well-connected and commercially active location, combining the benefits of excellent transport links with the stability and demand generated by a thriving and expanding local community.

Description

The subjects comprise of a Class 1A retail unit arranged over the ground floor of a two-story high street property of brick construction, rendered externally, under a pitched and tiled roof.

The property benefits from a highly visible frontage with large timber display windows with a centrally positioned recessed entrance door. The property is secured via an electrically operated roller shutter door.

Internally, the property is configured within sales accommodation to the front, with additional accommodation located in an elevated position to the rear. Further storage space, a tea prep area and WC can be found at the rear of the property.

The property is currently being used as a photo studio, however, would be suitable for alternate uses.
Neighbouring occupiers include a range of national and local operators including, Sneddon’s solicitors, Semi-Chem, William Hill, as well as the local police station.