Shopping Centres for sale in the Old Town, Edinburgh

Shopping Centres in Old Town available for sale

Shopping Centres for Sale Within 5 miles of the Old Town, Edinburgh

Edinburgh

Retail for Sale
£5,745,000
31,913 sq ft
3 Retail Properties

Edinburgh Retail for Sale

Highly prominent retail park investment. Let to Halfords, Connection Flooring, McGuirks Golf, Greggs & Subway. Offers in excess of £5,745,000 exclusive of VAT. Attractive Net Initial Yield of 7.00%, with reversion to 8.22% at our opinion of ERV.

Contact:

Galbraith

Date on Market:

23/04/2025

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