
FOR SALE
19/06/25
2988
1978 / Rightbiz
Central Business Sales is delighted to offer to the market an extremely rare opportunity to purchase a freehold commercial property with class 1a retail use, located on Alloa’s High Street. The large unit is currently leased out to a national retailer which has been trading in the location for over 10 years. A 5 year lease has recently been signed and as such, a new owner would have an obligation under the terms of the lease to continue this arrangement until 2030.
The large unit is approximately 175m2 in size and and has a prominent position on the High Street. It would make an excellent investment as it is currently achieving a high rental yield. Alloa is a town located in Clackmannanshire on the North Bank of the Forth. A popular residential area, it also attracts many tourists and is very busy year round.
The premises comprise open plan flexible space, with ancillary office/WC/staff areas over ground and first floors.
The property is being offered to the market at offers around £240,000. The current tenants lease runs out 2030 and the rent is £18,000 per annum.
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