Summary

• Attractive city centre café/delicatessen
  
• Well-presented throughout
  
• Situated directly off Port Street
  
• Alcohol licence available

Location

The subjects are located off a cobbled pend on the eastern side of Port Street, forming part of Stirling’s principal commercial centre.

In this respect, Port Street comprises one of Stirling’s busiest commercial thoroughfares, with the property enjoying an attractive position at the end of a short -cobbled lane, situated immediately adjacent to Frances Hunter Hairdressing. Other occupiers within the immediate vicinity include Hugh Black & Sons Butchers, Pacitti Jones Estate Agency and Jardine Donaldson Solicitors.

Stirling itself comprises an important city within central Scotland, lying upon the banks of the River Forth, approximately 26 miles northeast of Glasgow and some 30 miles northwest of Edinburgh. The city forms the main administrative centre for the surrounding district providing extensive retail, leisure and local government facilities,having a resident population of over 37,000 people.

Description

The subjects comprise an attractive café premises occupying part of the ground floor of a 2 storey stone built property which is contained under a pitched and tiled roof. The original building has been extended to the rear.

The premises incorporate a retail style frontage comprising a timber/glazed entrance door together with matching bi-fold doors, providing the flexibility that the entire frontage can be opened when weather permits.

Internally the property is finished to an attractive standard throughout having a solid floor which has predominantly tile and timber coverings. As well as the main open plan café section the subjects have a rear office and ladies/gents toilet facilities.

While historically having been occupied as a café/bistro the property could be easily adapted to accommodate a range of alternative uses.