81 High St 1,074 SF Retail Building Kirkcaldy KY1 1LN $140,142 ($130.49/SF)

• PRIME NEW LISTING! We are excited to bring to market this Tenanted Commercial Investment Opportunity located within Kirkcaldy
• For rental purposes, the property is currently tenanted at £1250 PCM (£15,000 PA) ***FANTASTIC YIELDING INVESTMENT***
• This property offers a hassle-free, long-term investment with lease running until 2028, making it an attractive prospect for commercial property investors.
• Property is situated on Kirkcaldy’s busy High Street meaning a continuous high footfall ***PRIME COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT LOCATION***
• Sure to appeal to shrewd commercial investors looking for rare commercial premises with great high yield potential
PRIME NEW LISTING! We are excited to bring to market this Tenanted Commercial Investment Opportunity located within Kirkcaldy
The property is currently tenanted by William Hill *BLUE CHIP CLIENT* with a lease in place until December 2028. For rental purposes, the property is currently tenanted at £1250 per calendar month or £15,000 a year. This would produce a 10.3% yield if achieved for the guide price.
Property is situated on Kirkcaldy’s busy High Street meaning a continuous high footfall ***PRIME COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT LOCATION***
Kirkcaldy is a seaside town situated on the east coast of Fife, Scotland, stretching along a beautiful bay on the Firth of Forth. Often referred to as the “Lang Toun” due to its long main street, Kirkcaldy boasts a rich industrial heritage once dominated by coal mining, linoleum manufacturing, and pottery production. The town is perhaps most famous as the birthplace of economist Adam Smith, author of “The Wealth of Nations.” Modern Kirkcaldy features an attractive promenade, the striking Kirkcaldy Galleries housing art and historical exhibits, and the annual Kirkcaldy Links Market-one of Europe’s longest-running street fairs. With its blend of Victorian architecture, coastal charm, and vibrant local culture, Kirkcaldy serves as an important commercial and cultural hub in the Kingdom of Fife while maintaining strong connections to its industrial past.