Watch Property6 St. Johns Place, Perth, Perthshire PH2 5SU
Ground Floor Commercial - Around £110,000
Being marketed by Graham and Sibbald for PSPC:
Garth Davison
T: 07809 490 581M: 07809 490 581Garth.Davison@g-s.co.uk
Key Information
Ground Floor Class 1A Unit
City Centre Location
Adjacent to Recently Opened Perth Museum
Mixed Commercial Use Area
209.55 sq.m. (2,255 sq.ft.)
Offers in the Region of £110,000
Property Description
The subjects comprise a ground floor commercial unit contained within a traditionally constructed end terraced building. The property is of stone and slate construction benefitting from 2 x display windows directly onto South St. John's Place. Access to the subjects is directly off South St. John's Place and via a pedestrian entrance door. Internally accommodation is largely open plan in nature comprising a shop front/retail area with rear staff and WC Facilities. The property may be suitable for a variety of uses (subject to the required consents).
Perth is located in the heart of central Scotland suited on the banks of the River Tay. The city of Perth has a resident population of approximately 46,000 persons, with the population of the surrounding catchment area estimated to be in the region of 130,000. Perth is situated approximately 20 miles west of Dundee, 40 miles north of Edinburgh and 60 miles north east of Glasgow lying at the hub of Central Scotland's road network. More precisely, the subjects are positioned on South St. John's Place between its junctions with King Edward Street and St. John's Street and a short walk from the St. John's shopping centre. Immediate and close by operators are a mixture of retail, café and licensed traders, as well as the newly opened Perth Museum. The approximate location is shown by the plan.
- Tenure: Freehold
- PSPC Ref: 962171
- View Schedule
- Google Maps *
- * external websites are not the responsibility of PSPC and are for guidance only.
Note: maps supplied by external sites and should be taken only as an indication of the location.
The City of Perth
THE Scottish Government expects the Fair City will be one of Scotlands fastest growing cities over the next decade and more. Nearly 60% of the population of Perth and Kinross is concentrated in and around the ancient burgh and one-time Scottish capital on the banks of the River Tay, with city status formally regained in 2012.
Major homes developments have been earmarked for a number of sites, including Perth West, Bertha Park and Almond Valley, along with an expansion of the Gannochy model village and proposals for the Murray Royal Hospital site. Perths location at the heart of Scotland and its 90 minutes from 90% of Scotlands population marketing catchphrase appeals to many homebuyers, with its acclaimed quality of life also acting as a magnet.
The community offers a university, several secondary schools, an infirmary, a combination of national and independent niche shops, a crowd-pulling Concert Hall and award-winning theatre, popular Cafe Quarter and a wide range of sporting attractions, including St Johnstone FC. An ambitious civic wish list includes a new crossing over the Tay, a modern rail/bus interchange, the redevelopment of Perth City Hall as a cultural centre, a revitalised Leisure Pool complex and a major flats/shops/restaurant development at Thimblerow.
The separate community of Scone, with its nearby Palace, racecourse and airport, is still regarded as a village, although fields to the north have been identified for another expansion drive.
Scottish Solicitors Property Centres. 