51-55 Princes St 2 238 pi² Commerce de détail Immeuble Port Glasgow PA14 5JH 328 375 $ CAD (146,73 $ CAD/pi²)

The subjects are set across two floors, with the ground floor still in the same configuration as the bank, with several small partitioned rooms as well as a large main floor space. On the first floor is a larger open-plan space, with an additional kitchen and welfare facilities, all accessed via a staircase. The property could easily be split into two separate units units, subject to planning. Entry is from Princes Street via electric roller shutters, with an additional side entrance which could be adapted for loading and/or distribution or act as an entrance for the first floor.
The subjects are accessed from Princes Street at the heart of Port Glasgow town centre, with the railway station a 3-minute walk further along Princes Street.
Port Glasgow’s population is approximately 16,617 and has undergone a regenerative transformation over the past decade to become a vibrant town on the banks of the River Clyde, within the authority of Inverclyde Council. With a rich heritage within the shipbuilding industry, the town continues to build ships at the nearby Ferguson Shipyard, nationalised by the Scottish Government in 2019.
The town is reaping the benefits of having a large retail park constructed adjacent to the subjects by Ediston, with tenants including Tesco, M&S, Next, B&Q, B&M, Aldi, and McDonald’s.