Property

A rare opportunity has arisen to purchase a project comprising the whole of the upper floor of 66 John Street, Dunoon. The property would make excellent office space or possible conversion to a residential property with the appropriate Planning Consent.

This self-contained 1st floor office space in a prime location in the centre of Dunoon could be utilised in various configurations to suit the buyer’s needs - Open Plan Office, split into several separate offices and possibly rent a part of the building out to another company. There is also the opportunity of converting the upper floor into several flats for rental,subject to planning consent from the local authority.

Currently, the configuration is 2 centrally positioned hallways running parallel the length of the offices to separate 2 different businesses, with windows on both elevations. There are approximately 12 rooms which were used as office space and doctors' surgeries in the past. The property is entered from a doorway on the left of the building which opens to a wide hallway with a reception area on the right and the boiler room beyond it. The stairs lead to the offices above.

The property has sat empty for several years and is in a bit of disrepair in certain areas, however, most of the damage caused was by roof problems which have now been rectified.

The heating is by a gas boiler located on the ground floor and servicing all of the rooms above. Parking is on road parking or by using 3 locally positioned car parks.

Dunoon town has a good range of welcoming pubs and restaurants, a library, hospital, secondary school, concerts and events at The Queens Hall, cinema, swimming pool and leisure centre. There is a new primary school in Kirn and Dunoon Grammar School within easy reach of the property. Located on the scenic Cowal Peninsula in Argyll, John Street is a short drive from Western Ferry terminal from where there are frequent passenger and vehicular sailings across to Gourock. From here, the road and public transport links make it possible to commute on a daily basis to Glasgow and the central belt. It is equally possible to drive to Glasgow via Loch Lomond which takes a little longer but is via some of the most famous and breath-taking countryside in western Scotland.