The Auld Hoose Pub, 1-3 Whitenhill , Tayport, DD6 9BZ

Former public house & dwelling flat with alternative use development potential.
The subjects comprise a 2 storey and attic ‘C’ Listed building dating from the late 18th and early 19th century.
The ground floor accommodation comprises a former public house which traded as The Auld Hoose whilst the upper floors comprise owners accommodation.
The main walls are of stone construction cement rendered externally with single storey brick and harled extensions to the side and rear.
The main roof is pitched and clad in slates.

Planning and License
All interested parties should make their own enquiries to Fife Council.

Location

Tayport is a small coastal town located some 7 Kilometres (4.5 miles) south east of Dundee with a resident population of approximately 3,900 persons (source  Fife Council).
The town is positioned on the mouth of the Tay Estuary south of Dundee via the Tay Road Bridge.
The subjects are located within a residential neighbourhood upon Whitenhill a vehicular thoroughfare leading from Rose Street and Tay Street to Castle Street  which is the main retail area.

Accommodation

Ground 
Public and Lounge Areas with “Back to Back” bar, beer cellar, male and female toilets and store. Entrance Hallway for owners accommodation and store.
151.92 sq m 1,635 sq ft

First
Lounge, 2 Bedrooms Kitchen, Shower Room with WC.
99.48 sq m 1,071 sq ft

Attic
Attic Bedroom, Study and Bathroom with WC
30.07 sq m 330 sq ft

Total 281.47 sq m 3,036 sq ft

Terms

The property is understood to connect to main supplies of water, gas and electricity and drain into the main sewer.
Our client is seeking offers in excess of £89,950 for their freehold interest.
Prices are quoted exclusive of VAT (if applicable).

Specification

• Former public house and owners accommodation.
• Excellent business or development opportunity.
• Price – offers in excess of £89,950.