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Attractive retail unit extending to around 52 m2.
Conveniently located in the middle of Grantown on Spey High Street.
Prominent frontage with a large display window.
Opportunity for high-profile signage, ideal for tenant branding options.
Private parking is available on site, with ideal free public parking close by.
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Grantown-on-Spey has a variety of facilities for residents and visitors and sits at the convergence of three major tourism “trails” dedicated to golf, castles, and distilleries. It also benefits from nearby activity play areas such as Landmark and Craggan Outdoors Centre, with the Highland Wildlife Park also being nearby. With its own excellent 18-hole golf course, Grantown-on-Spey is also near the famous Boat of Garten Golf Course. The area is renowned for its salmon fishing along the River Spey, and the town has a long tradition associated with the sport. In addition, the Cairngorm Mountains offer a range of mountain sports, from trekking in the summer to skiing in the winter. The fact that the area (Badenoch and Strathspey population is approximately 13,500) caters to an affluent population and enjoys a strong tourism industry means that the new owners would have access to both a local and seasonal customer base for their business. The town centre has a host of shops and facilities, and there is primary and secondary education within the town.
40 High Street, Grantown on Spey, is part of an attractive grey granite building ideally located in the middle of the High Street. The inviting entrance door is largely glazed to one side of a large picture window frontage, thus enjoying natural lighting and a clear line of sight from the pavement. In addition to the shop retail area, there is a WC, welfare, a small office / store on the 1st floor, and a store area on the ground floor, all located to the rear of the retail space. The unit has an area of about 52 m2. Access to the 1st floor room is via the common stair with the flats above. The windowed frontage allows for flexible merchandising and branding, with ample space for signage both above and on the window.
To the rear of the property, there is a significant area of shared parking. This is shared with the other occupants of this and the surrounding buildings. To the rear of the common area is a significant area of shared ground, which is currently a maintained garden.
The vendors have owned 40 High Street, Grantown on Spey, for many years, initially operating their own retail business from it and later renting the unit out to reputable tenants. It is their desire to retire as landlords that brings this well-appointed retail unit to the market.
