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26-28 Chapel St 999 SF Retail Building Aberdeen AB10 1SP $397,230 ($397.63/SF)

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Investment Highlights

Prominent City Centre Location.
NIA: 491.10 sq.m (5,286 sq.ft).

Exceptional opportunity to secure a Boutique retail unit finished to a high standard.
Excellent frontage onto Chapel Street.

Executive Summary

The property comprises a traditionally constructed three storey building plus basement with pitched slated roof with three dormers to the front and mansard roof to the rear . The ground floor comprises retail -trading areas with internal retail stair at the front to the first floor, which is wholly used as a retail trading area . The ground floor benefits from a recently constructed staff kitchen / facilities finished to a very high standard. The basement and second floor are only accessible via the secondary rear stairwell . The basement is used for storage with an array of timber racking and a lower floor to ceiling height of 2 .06 m . The second floor was previously used for a mixture of offices, staff areas including tea prep and w/cs, and further storage areas.

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Property Facts

Sale Type

Investment

Property Type

Retail

Tenure

Freehold/Long Leasehold

Property Subtype

Storefront Retail/Residential

Building Size

999 SF

Building Class

Year Built

1887

Price

$397,230

Price Per SF

$397.63

Tenancy

Single

Building Height

3 Stories

Frontage

38’ on Chapel Street

Security System

Major Tenants

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