TD1 Buckholm Mill, Galashiels

Description

A traditional two storey building originally understood to have been constructed by Henry Sanderson in the mid-19thcentury forming part of the Buckholm Mill complex. Buckholm Mill was reported to be the first mill in Galashiels to be illuminated by electricity with works completed by Edison & Co of New York in 1884.

Accommodation

The present layout currently provides:

Ground Floor: General office, meeting room, board room, 9 further offices, kitchen/staff room areas.

First Floor: Entrance hall, reception, 12 offices, meeting hall, store room.

Potential for the ground floor and first floor to be let as separate suites.

Areas

Floor Sq m Sq Ft

Ground 488.59 5.27

First 380.76 4,097

Rateable Value

The rateable value has been assessed to £35,100 effective from 1 April 2010.

Services

All mains services are understood to be connected.

Existing Leases

The secure yard/car park is currently let to S & I Thomson, the salient details of the lease are:

Lease term 1 May 2006 to 31 July 2006 and monthly thereafter.

Rent £100 per calendar month plus VAT.

Rent reviews on a three yearly basis.

Termination by either party serving one monthhhs written notice.

Access to the site solely from S & I Thomsonnns yard to the west (for the purposes of this lease only).

A two storey traditional former mill building believed to date to around 1846 sub-divided to provide offices most recently occupied by ProStrakan Pharmaceuticals.

The site extends to approximately 1.86 acres or thereby including a secure tarmacadam surfaced yard/car park to the west which extends to approximately 0.21 acres or thereby. To the north and east there are areas of wooded amenity land.

The specification includes:

>Strip lighting to first floor

>Suspended ceilings with recessed louvre lighting to ground floor

>Gas central heating to first floor

>Electric convector heaters to ground floor

>On-site parking extending to in excess of 0.20 acres

>CAT 5 cabling

>Carpeting throughout