A heritable bank investment in a Scottish town is to go to auction.
The 6,956 square-foot property is entirely let to long-term tenant Clydesdale Bank, trading as Virgin Money, under a recently extended lease for 10 years.
The bank in Dunfermline, Fife, is being offered at a guide price of £500,000 at the Acuitus auction next month.
The property produces £62,500 per annum, in rental income.
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A number of additional office investment opportunities in Aberdeen will also be offered at the December auction.
Ruby House, Ruby Lane, at a guide price of £500,000, Royfold House, Hill of Rubislaw, at a guide price of £350,000, and offices in West Craibstone Street at a guide price £150,000.
A is former city centre student union and educational building are also to be sold at the auction.
The two “substantial” buildings total 88,794 square feet with a central courtyard on a total site of about half an acre.
Acuitus Auctioneers said the Schoolhill site was previously a student union with retail and residential uses and the Clarke Building was a former educational facility.
The site is listed at a guide price £350,000 - £375,000 and the auction is live-streamed on December 12.
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