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UNIQUE MODERN OFFICES to LET WITHIN a STUNNING HISTORIC SETTING Eskmills.Com WELCOME UNIQUE MODERN OFFICES TO LET WITHIN A STUNNING HISTORIC SETTING eskmills.com WELCOME We’re strategically located on Commuting is easy, EDINBURGH TO WAVERLEY STATION CYCLE ROUTES the edge of Edinburgh and specifically avoiding the traffic 35mins Every half an hour - journey takes between 7/8 minutes NCR 1 & 76 situated 5 minutes’ walk from the jams experienced BUS ROUTES TO GLASGOW QUEEN STREET MUSSELBURGH RACECOURSE historic town centre of Musselburgh. As travelling in the X15, 26, 30, 44, 113 & 124 Every 15 minutes from Waverley - journey takes 1hr 5 minutes drive / 15 minutes walk well as benefiting from a Crolla’s Bistro opposite direction and onsite and a Tesco Extra Supermarket you can take advantage DIRECT ACCESS TO GULLANE EDINBURGH CITY CENTRE CITY BYPASS NORTH BERWICK & NORTH BERWICK BEACHES directly behind, Musselburgh High of outstanding road, rail, 20 mins 5 mins 30 mins Street is within easy walking distance bus and cycle links. DIRECT ACCESS TO EAST LEITH HADDINGTON DUNBAR LOTHIAN’S GOLF COAST and provides a range of shops, cafés and 15 mins 15 mins 30 mins restaurants. If you have a little more time EDINBURGH AIRPORT NEWCRAIGHALL PARK & RIDE DALKEITH FREE ON STREET PARKING can easily drive to Fort Kinnaird, one of TRAIN LINE 25 mins 3 mins 10 mins AND 280 DEDICATED SPACES the UK’s largest retail and leisure parks NCR ROUTE 1 in less than 10 minutes. FORT KINNAIRD MUSSELBURGH SPORTS CENTRE NCR ROUTE 76 8 mins 3 minutes drive / 15 minutes walk SEAVIEW TERRACE B1348 CRAIGENTINNY YACHT HARBOUR STOCKBRIDGE Loretto School Musselburgh Old Golf Course Club A1 Newfield Sports Ground A1 Portobello Beach A199 A199 A1140 TO EDINBURGH The Quay Edinburgh Castle TO EDINBURGH A1351 A199 Brunstane EDINBURGH River Esk A199 A199 MUSSELBURGH Arthur’s Seat HIGH STREET PINKIE ROAD A1 TOWN CENTRE MERCHISTON A700 TESCO Wallyford MUSSELBURGH NEWHALLES ROAD EXTRA A70 GORGIE A1 E A6124 A7 C A R A1 R NEWCRAIGHALL E T W E I V K MORNINGSIDE S A1 E A6094 BLACKFORD FORT A6124 Musselburgh A701 KINNAIRD B6415 A702 Newcraighall WHITECRAIG A7 Musselburgh Golf Course Queen Margaret SAFTERS ROAD University CARBERRY ROAD A1 A68 TO EDINBURGH MILLERHILL A720 B701 COUSLAND TO EDINBURGH B701 A1 A720 A6124 A1 A701 A7 DALKEITH A720 A68 A702 DESCRIPTION Eskmills has been impressively restored to create a totally unique modern office complex in a stunning historic setting. Being family run, we pride ourselves on offering an excellent working environment, in a thriving business community that is home to over three hundred and fifty people. We can accommodate requirements from 1 person up to and over 100 people. Our amenities are first class and you can enjoy the following services: • Open plan office suites • Concierge • Onsite management team promoting a friendly atmosphere and making it as easy as possible for you to run your business • Meeting room facilities • 24 / 7 secure access • Dedicated Fibre broadband line into the development offering various packages to suit needs, with speeds of up to 100 Mbps up and down • Traditional or VOIP phone services • Showers • Extensive free car parking and ample provision for cyclists • Crolla’s Italian Kitchen • Located next to the River Esk – perfect for a lunchtime walk or run • Onsite yoga classes • Tenant events throughout the year • Regular pop up food stalls STUART HOUSE Station Road ALEXANDER HOUSE Musselburgh EH21 7PQ HERCULES HOUSE OLD ENGINE HOUSE ARCHIBALD HOPE HOUSE RESTAURANT DRYING HOUSE INSERT(s) SUMMERS HOUSE NORTH HOUSE PATERSON HOUSE STATION ROAD OLIVE BANK ROAD TOWN CENTRE eskmills.com FURTHER INFORMATION Chris Cuthbert Neil McConnachie Donald Gillies 07989 395 165 07818 062 736 0131 665 4216 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Gavin G Scott Neil Gordon @eskmills The Agents for themselves and for the vendors and lessors of this 07982 716 633 07974 375 823 eskmills.com [email protected] [email protected] property whose agents they are, give notice that: 1. The particulars are produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute part of a contract, 2. No person in the employment of The Agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property, 3. The images of the development are correct as at the date of publication and 4. All floor areas and site areas quoted will be subject to final verification upon completion of the development. Date of publication September 2017..
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