Glasgow office space / commercial

Office space to let -short and long term-David Dale House (£150 pcm)

Date posted: Sunday 1st November | Date available: 26/10

Location: Glasgow

PROPERTY PARTS:
Ground Floor - Now Let
Floor 1 - Now Let
Floor 2A - 715 Sq Feet (Now Let)
Floor 2B - 397 Sq Feet
Floor 2C - 528 Sq Feet (Now Let)
Floor 2D - 661 Sq Feet (Now Let)
Floor 3A - 715 Sq Feet
Floor 3B - 397 Sq Feet (now Let)
Floor 3C - 528 Sq Feet
Floor 3D - 661 Sq Feet
4th Floor- 3500 Sq Feet

INCUBATORS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE

standard fit out consists of:
Electric heating;
Suspended ceiling;
Perimeter trunking with electical points and cat 5 points for instantanious network/broadband and telephony services
Cat 2 lighting;
Male and female toilets on each floor;
Kitchen and dining area on each floor;
Full DDA passenger lift;
Disabled toilet; Separate utility meters;
Separate conference/training room and facilities;

FURTHER ADDITIONAL STORAGE IS AVAILABLE.

David Dale House, was originally an annexe of the college of building and printing, named after David Dale (1739-1806), founder of the New Lanark Mills. Dale, as industrialist, banker philanthropist and entrepreneur, was one of Scotland’s foremost citizens in the 18th century. 2006 is in fact the bicentenary of his death” The David Dale building is an exciting opportunity for any business to locate in a first class location.

Road travel - The David Dale Building lies in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre and East end approximately 5 minutes drive from the M8 junction 12 at Dennistoun, or alternatively follow the M74 to its finishing Junction and follow signs for the city centre with Bridgeton approximately 2 miles in on the A74.

Rail Travel: the nearest railway station is the Bridgeton station only a short walk from the David Dale building, which gives further access to mainline railway links in Glasgow city centre 10 minutes away. Regular services are operated from there by GNER and Virgin trains to the West and East coast mainlines including Newcastle, Manchester, London Kings Cross and Euston. Glasgow also operates an underground system linking the city centre to all surrounding locations within a few miles.

Air Travel: Glasgow is home to an international airport with 30 airlines serving many domestic and European destination cities. UK destinations include London, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Liverpool, Manchester and Southampton.

Bus Travel: There are a number of services operated by first group and regional companies to the city centre and surrounding areas via Duke St, London Rd and Gallowgate.

Glasgow is the biggest city in Scotland with a population of nearly 1 million people. The city is undergoing massive restoration and development in time for the possible award of the commonwealth games in 2014, and retains one of the fastest growing turnaround economies in Britain today. The city attracts a highly educated workforce, who are lured by the 4 universities in the city and remain after they have become qualified. It is a major centre for academic research, and has over 7500 under-graduate students in the city at any one time. The city has a rich history, starting life as a fishing village in mediaeval times, and growing into the main industrial centre for ship building in the British Isles at the turn of the 20th century. The 13th century cathedral is within a short walk of Broad Street, and the city centre offering a range of excellent amenities and shopping a 10 minute drive away. For any business, transport routes are extremely important: Glasgow is accessed by the M8 motorway from Edinburgh and the east, M74 from Carlisle and England to the south and the M80 to the North and Stirling.