2-4 Bank Street, Annan, DG12 6AA
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Read more Read moreVacant commercial property in a baronial style detached building made of red sandstone, comprising 27 rooms, including a turret, holding cell, and dungeon. Historically used as a police station, it has mixed-use commercial consent for offices, shops, and a kitchen. The property includes a large basement, two outbuildings, and a large courtyard. The main roof has been repaired, and the building is wind and watertight. The ground floor features a café/retail space of 118.90 sq.m, with additional office suites on the first and second floors, totaling 266.57 sq.m. Utilities include mains water, electricity, and drainage, with partial electric heating. On-street parking is available nearby, as well
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