The Church, 19 High Street, Rothes, Aberlour, Moray AB38 7AU
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Read more Read moreThe property is a former church located in the village of Rothes, Moray. It has a total area of approximately 334 square meters (3,595 square feet) and features high ceilings, large period windows, and original architectural detailing. The interior includes a large open-plan main hall, a raised stage area, a gallery, and several storage rooms. It has been used as an antiques showroom and retail space, and offers flexible internal space suitable for various uses, subject to necessary consents. The current Energy Efficiency Rating is A, and the Rateable Value is £6,200. The tenure is freehold.
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