Heritable Public House Investment

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History

• First listed on Cornerlot 11 Oct 2026.

Allsop's record

About the lot

Heritable Public House Investment. The property is arranged over three floors to provide a bar. Total accommodation of approx. 1,805 sq (19,429 sq ft). Let to OGV Taproom Limited (Lower ground part sub-let to Breakout Games Limited). The Seller advises the tenant has extensively refurbished the unit spending in excess of £200,000. Situated within the City's established leisure area. Located 350m from Aberdeen train station. VAT is applicable. The property forms part of a larger building, the remainder of which is not included in the sale. Aberdeen is a port city and the third largest Scottish city, it is also the main administrative and financial centre for the North East of Scotland. The city benefits from good communications being at the junction of the A90 and the A96. Aberdeen Train Station is some 350 metres from the property with services to London (King's Cross). The city also benefits from Aberdeen Airport being some 6 miles north of the city centre. The property is situated on Bridge Place, accessed via Bridge Street, which leads to Union Street. Occupiers close by include a number of bars, restaurants and hotels (Travelodge and Citi)