: UNDER OFFER 31-35 Queen Mary Avenue, Clydebank,
31-35 Queen Mary Avenue,
Clydebank,
G81 2LS
POA
UNDER OFFER Marketed by Avison Young. Formerly a small parade of shops now converted to offices/community resource centre. The subjects are located on the east side of Queen Mary Avenue in Drumry district of Clydebank. The immediately surrounding area is residential in nature.
Details
Description
Formerly a small parade of shops now converted to offices/community resource centre. The premises are single storey. The roof is pitched and tiled. We assume the walls are of brick, rendered externally. There is a large car park/service yard to the front and extensive ground to the rear.
Location
The subjects are located on the east side of Queen Mary Avenue in Drumry district of Clydebank. The immediately surrounding area is residential in nature.
Size
5,177 Sq Ft
(480.96 Sq m)
(480.96 Sq m)
Tenure
Tenure: Freehold
For Sale On Application
For Sale On Application
Full details are available on the Avison Young website.
Floor plans
Location
Documents
Enquiries
Agent Details
Stephen Robertson
T: 0141 305 6311
Pete Harding
T: 0141 305 6314
Name :
Avison Young
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