30 Gray Street

Broughty Ferry, Dundee, DD5 2BJ

6,000 sq ft

Class 1a Premises

Summary

Rarely available class 1A premises configured over ground and first floors
Highly prominent position in a desirable coastal town.
Available as a whole or split into two units.
Attractive building suitable for a range of uses (STP)
High levels of passing pedestrian traffic

Location

Broughty Ferry is a popular coastal suburb situated approximately 4 miles east of Dundee city centre. The town provides a good range of local amenities, including independent shops, cafés, restaurants, supermarkets and professional services, together with a number of established leisure and recreational facilities.

30 Gray Street occupies a central position within the town, with the property sitting on the corner of Gray Street and King Street. The immediate area is characterised by a mix of established retail, commercial and residential occupiers, with a number of recognised national names represented alongside well established local businesses.

The property is within easy walking distance of Broughty Ferry’s waterfront, harbour, beach and the historic Broughty Castle, while the surrounding town centre provides a range of day-today amenities and services.

Broughty Ferry is well served by public transport, with regular bus services providing connections to Dundee and the surrounding area. Broughty Ferry railway station is also readily accessible, offering regular services to Dundee, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and other destinations.

Nearby occupiers include Tesco, Boots, Greggs, Costa Coffee and a range of independent retailers, cafés and service
businesses.

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Mainline Stations

Broughty Ferry

2 mins
Balmossie

28 mins
Monifieth

45 mins
Dundee

73 mins

Underground Station

Chesham

6593 mins
Amersham

6635 mins
Chalfont and Latimer

6652 mins
Chorleywood

6679 mins

Further Information

Rates Payable Upon Enquiry

Description

30 Gray Street comprises a contemporary art gallery with associated retail space, offices, workshops, and staff areas, all contained within a series of attractive and interconnected buildings.

The gallery itself is housed in a feature two-storey midterraced building of blockwork construction with a pitched and slated roof, including dormer window features, fronting Gray Street. The shop building, which backs onto King Street, is a single-storey and attic former cottage of traditional stone construction with a pitched and slated roof. A further high two-storey building is located to the rear.