Landmark City Centre office building in exceptional location.
Best value offices in Edinburgh City Centre
Bright, open floorplates
Located in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle
Refurbishment planned to improve common areas
Accommodation
Floor/Unit
Size
Availability
Lower Ground
30,000 sq ft
Under offer
Lower Ground
9,147 sq ft
Available
Specification
The subjects comprise the remaining office occupation within Argyle House on floor C. The level C accommodation will require works to bring it into tenantable condition. The floors are a mixture of specifications but mainly include suspended fibre ceilings, cat 2 lighting, carpeted floors with perimeter cabling. The building features the following benefits:
- Immediate Availability - Stunning views of Edinburgh Castle - 24 hour access - Manned, secure reception - Potential for alternative use - Superb local amenity
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with either of the joint letting agents.
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Location and Transport
Argyle House is situated within the heart of Edinburgh's city centre, with the primary entrance located on Lady Lawson Street. Lothian Road and Princes street are within minutes walk from the property and offer prominent bus routes and the new tram system.
Disclaimer
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The particulars are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract;
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