Abbey House, 12 Bothwell Street, Glasgow, G2 6LU

The subjects form part of the lower ground floor of the Grade A Listed Abbey House. Access to the property is taken via a flight of stairs accessed from street level which lead into a lower ground floor lightwell where a pedestrian access door provides access to the accommodation. Internally the accommodation is generally open plan and provides split level office/retail space with some private offices/consulting rooms. Dedicated staff facilities and male and female toilets are also provided. The property benefits from a modern fit out comprising of a concrete floor slab overlaid with carpet, painted plasterboard walls and a suspended ceiling grid infilled with acoustic ceiling tiles and integrated fluorescent strips throughout.

Location

The subjects are located to the north side of Bothwell Street between its junctions with Hope Street and Wellington Street within the Central Business District of Glasgow city centre. The location offers excellent accessibility to public transport links with regular bus services operating within the immediate vicinity; whilst both Glasgow Central and Queen Street Railway Stations are within short walking distance. Ample on-street parking is provided within the immediate vicinity of the subjects whilst additional parking is available nearby at the multi-storey car park on Waterloo Street. Access to the M8 motorway can be obtained via the Waterloo
Street on-ramp travelling south and Junction 19 travelling north, both of which are located a short distance west of the subjects.

Accommodation

We have measured the subjects in accordance with RICS Code of Measuring Practice (6th Edition) and calculate the subjects to
have a net internal area of approximately: 173.90 sqm (1,872 sqft)

Terms

Our client is seeking to sub-let or assign their leasehold interest in the property. The current rent passing is £XXX per annum. The lease is granted for a period of 10 years commencing 31st December 2007 and expiring 31st December 2017. The rent is
reviewed on a five year cycle with next review on 31st December 2012.