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30-34 Reform St 3,315 sq ft Retail Unit in Dundee

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Investment Highlights

Substantial office space within 2 adjoining 'B' listed buildings
Development opportunity

Multiple entrance points from Reform Street

Executive Summary

The property comprises interconnecting Grade ‘B’ Listed tenement buildings dating from the mid-19th century, with later extensions to the rear. The subjects are located on the west side of Reform Street at the corner junction with Bank Street, slightly north of High Street. Reform Street is located within the designated retail core of Dundee City Centre and as such there are several national retailers and office users within close proximity.

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Property Facts

Total Property Size	52,000 sq ft	Floors	6
Property Type	Retail (Unit)	Typical Floor Size	8,667 sq ft
Property Subtype	Restaurant	Year Built	1882
Costar Property Class	B	Total Plot Size	1.13 ac

Total Property Size	52,000 sq ft
Property Type	Retail (Unit)
Property Subtype	Restaurant
Costar Property Class	B
Floors	6
Typical Floor Size	8,667 sq ft
Year Built	1882
Total Plot Size	1.13 ac

Security System

Roller Shutters

Storage Space

1 Unit Available

Unit 24

Unit Size	3,315 sq ft	Tenure	Freehold
Unit Use	Retail	Sale Conditions	Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment Included
Sale Type	Owner Occupier

Unit Size	3,315 sq ft
Unit Use	Retail
Sale Type	Owner Occupier
Tenure	Freehold
Sale Conditions	Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment Included

Description

The subjects comprise a ground floor and basement restaurant forming part of a typical City Centre Tenement, formerly operating as “The Pancake Place”.