Property Details

Arbroath is the largest town in Angus, with a range of manufacturing, retail and service businesses and a vibrant High Street shopping area within its heart. The town has a population of approximately 25,000 and is located on the east coast of Scotland, some 15 miles north east of Dundee and 48 miles south of Aberdeen on the A92 coastal trunk road. Focal points of the town include the historic Abbey and harbour as well as the attractive coastal cliffs. The upgrading of the A92 dual carriageway between Arbroath and Dundee has substantially improved access to the town. The subjects are situated within Arbroath town centre with Commerce Street providing one of the main business thoroughfares for the town. The subjects have pedestrian access leading from the High Street, which leads to Webmor's Coffee Shop with the main access to the Business & Design Centre taken directly from Commerce Street. The approximate location is shown by the OS Plan.

The Subjects Comprise A Substantial Former Church Building Which Has Been Extensively Refurbished And Redeveloped To Provide The Present Level Of Accommodation. Webmor's Forms Part Of The Main Complex And Provides An Attractive Coffee Shop. The Main Building Is Of Traditional Stone Construction Under A Pitched And Slated Roof. Access Is Taken From Commerce Street Via Steps Running From Pavement Level To The Main Entrance Door. Disabled Access Is Provide Via A Side Lane Directly To The Ground Floor Office Accommodation. Internally, A Separate Office Suite Has Been Created At Ground Floor, With Dedicated Access And Services. From The Main Foyer, Internal Stairs Lead To The Upper Floor Where A Series Of Office Suites Have Been Created Over Two Levels, Surrounding A Central Void Area. The Office Suites Have Been Created To An Extremely High Standard Utilising The Existing Church Structure. Lying To The Rear Of The Church Building, Although Forming Part Of The Same Structure, Is The Coffee Shop With The Main Public Access Taken Via A Lane Running South From The High Street. There Is Secondary Access To The Side Of The Main Building Running Eastwards From Commerce Street. Again, The Building Is Of Stone Construction With Pitched And Slated Roof And Although Forming Part Of The Same Complex The Coffee Shop Can Be Seen As A Stand-alone Unit.