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Shepherd · 22 Oct 2026 · in 3 days

Workshop Premises, Turriff

Workshop, Crown Street, Turriff, Aberdeenshire · Scotland

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Workshop Premises, Turriff
Guide
£195,000
Rent a year
≈£18,800est.
Yield on the guide
≈9.7%est.
Payback
≈10 yrs
Net yield, after buying costs
🔒 With access
Likely to sell for
🔒 With access
Energy rating
Not published
Size
6,986 sq ft

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Energy rating

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History

  • First listed on Cornerlot 11 Oct 2026.

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About the lot

Industrial lot in Turriff.

Type: Industrial & Trade Counter. Workshop Premises. Prominent corner location. Suitable for alternative uses subject to planning. 648.99 sq. m. (6,986 sq. ft.). Guide Price £195,000. **FOR SALE BY LIVE STREAMED ONLINE AUCTION 22ND OCTOBER 2026** The subjects comprise a workshop unit with ancillary staff and showroom accommodation. The workshop is of steel frame construction, with walls in-filled in blockwork, externally harled, with a pitched insulated metal sheet roof over, incorporating translucent panels. Three metal sliding doors provide access into the workshop. To the front is a single-storey extension, of blockwork construction, supported by steel beams, with a flat roof over. The front extension has a large display frontage with single- glazed, timber framed windows and a pedestrian entrance doorway of same design. Internally, the subjects are split to provide a former showroom and staff accommodation to the front, with an open plan workshop to the rear. The former showroom has a painted solid concrete floor, painted plasterboard lined walls and ceilings, with part of the ceiling open to steel beams. The subjects have a reception and private office which are finished in line with the above. A store provides access between the two parts, as well as access to the mezzanine level. The store has a solid floor, overlaid in lino, with walls and ceiling being open to timber panelling. A fixed timber staircase provides access to the mezzanine level, which is finished to a basic standard, with unlined timber flooring, with walls and ceilings open to a mix of the inside of asbestos cement sheeting and the inside of insulated metal sheeting. The main workshop has a painted solid concrete floor, walls open to the inside of painted blockwork, with the ceiling open to the underside of the metal sheeting. Artificial lighting is provided to the subjects via basic strip fitments. Two WCs complete the subjects. Guide Price £195,000. The subjects are situated within the town of Turriff, which is located approximately 35 miles north west of Aberdeen on the A947 route which runs between Aberdeen and the towns of Banff and Macduff. The town is well placed for commuting and is one of the area's principal service centres. The subjects themselves are located on the west side of Crown Street, at its junction with Balmellie Street, a short distance to the east of Turriff town centre. Surrounding occupiers are in a mix of commercial and residential, with commercial occupiers in the vicinity including The Crown Inn and The Lighthouse.

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