Two terraces of former fish processing units

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History

• First listed on Cornerlot 11 Oct 2026.

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About the lot

Freehold industrial lot in Aberdeen. Producing £19,827 a year, a 23.3% gross yield at the guide.

Heritable First Generation Warehousing in Near Aberdeen Harbour Fully Let at £19,827 per annum. Two terraces of former fish processing units. 20 individual units accessed via two service lanes. Future redevelopment potential (subject to planning). Fully let to Cromdale (Lanes) Ltd. Currently producing £19,827 per annum. The site comprises two terraces of semi-derelict former fish processing units, arranged in parallel and accessed via two service lanes. In total, the development consists of approximately 20 individual units, with vehicular access provided from both Old Ford Road and Russell Road. Identified as site 516 on the attached plan. Tenancy: Let to Cromdale (Lanes) Ltd on a 36 year lease expiring on 28 May 2027 as currently held on tacit relocation. The passing rent is £19,827 per annum. Tenure: Heritable (Scottish equivalent of English Freehold. Aberdeen is the administrative and commercial centre of the North East of Scotland. Internationally renowned as Europe’s oil capital, the city has evolved into a globally significant energy hub. With a population of more than 700,000 across the city and its wider catchment, the region benefits from a deep skilled labour pool, strong infrastructure, and decades of off-shore experience. Aberdeen’s strategic importance has been further strengthened by its appointment as the headquarters of Great British Energy, the UK’s new state owned energy company.The property occupies a strategic position within the North Deeside Business Quarter, an established commercial district immediately south of Aberdeen city centre. This prime mixed use location benefits from close proximity to Aberdeen Harbour, the city’s principal retail and leisure destination at Union Square Shopping Centre, and the core business and shopping areas of the city. The surrounding area hosts a diverse mix of major office occupiers, industrial premises and supporting amenities, creating a strong and sustainable business environment with excellent city centre accessibility.