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Logierait Rural Business Hub Ballinluig, Perthshire 1Km Off A9/A827 Junction Industrial & Warehousing Units for Lease New Build Due in 2021 LOGIERAIT RURAL BUSINESS HUB BALLINLUIG, PERTHSHIRE 1KM OFF A9/A827 JUNCTION INDUSTRIAL & WAREHOUSING UNITS FOR LEASE NEW BUILD DUE IN 2021 • 01796 481 355 atholl-estates.co.uk Local authority: Perth & Kinross Council Pullar House, 35 Kinnoull Street, Perth PH1 5GD Planning permission 19/02018/IPL Atholl Estates own and manage industrial and commercial The site measures approximately 1 hectares and is arrange LOCATION properties in Ballinluig, Dunkeld and Blair Atholl. LAYOUT around a courtyard of 3 buildings (east, west and north) for 11 units. PLAN Following the grant of planning permission in 2020 PLAN The east and west building measure 33m x 9m wide with for 1,350m2 of class 4 (business) and 5 (general industrial) a mono pitched roof of 5m to the eaves. space at Logierait, Atholl Estates plan to commence the development in 2021. A range of unit sizes are available from 50M2 to 225m2. The design has in built flexibility over the internal The site is located 1 km from the A9/A827 junction. arrangement to respond to tenant requirements. 11 commercial units for business and general industrial The north building is 50m (length) x 15m (wide) with use are permitted ranging in size from 50m2 to 225m2, a pitched roof and 5m to the eaves. with 5 metre eaves height and secure, on site parking. Each unit will have 2 x parking spaces and a roller shutter The site is accessed from the newly formed Duntanlich door access. barytes mine haul road operated by international mining company M-I Swaco. Internal specification will comprise lighting, power and data sockets, kitchen, partitioned office and WC. Perth is 35km miles and Inverness 90 miles, with local towns Aberfeldy 10 miles, Pitlochry 6 miles and Dunkeld 8 miles. The development will be serviced with mains water, electricity, phone line, alarm and a private drainage system. 95.1m Car Park Path Path 112.2m 72.8m Shingle CG Pond A827 Path NORTH BUILDING Track BALLINLUIG River Tummel SP Industrial Park Nursery THE SITE SP Tom na The Rath Croiche of Logierait Castle Well (remains of) A9 Sinks Shingle 89.9m Issues Track HAUL ROAD Path (um) Drain Shingle 64.6m 65.8m Cemetery GENERAL WADE'S MILITARY ROAD A9 80.2m Lay-by Drain MP 23.5 Shingle LOGIERAIT Drain Cross Slab A 827 A 827 Shingle WEST BUILDING Pond Logierait CLAIS-AN-DEOR A 827 A827 River Tay 63.1m Sinks Shingle EAST BUILDING Drain River Tummel Track Track Local authority: Perth & Kinross Council Local authority: Perth & Kinross Council Pullar House, 35 Kinnoull Street, Perth PH1 5GD Planning permission 19/02018/IPL Pullar House, 35 Kinnoull Street, Perth PH1 5GD Planning permission 19/02018/IPL Particulars and Plans These particulars and plan are believed to be correct, but they are COMMERCIAL in no way guaranteed. Any error, omission or misstatement shall not annul the transaction or entitle any TERMS party to compensation nor in any circumstances give ground for Properties are available to rent with flexible duration action at law. and terms. Misrepresentations 1 The property is leased with all faults and defects, whether of Rent will include a service charge for property maintenance condition or otherwise and neither the owner nor Atholl Estates, are undertaken by the estate, building insurance and treatment responsible for such faults and defects, nor for any statement contained in of foul drainage. the particulars of the property. 2 The tenant(s) shall be deemed Each tenant will be responsible for contents insurance, to acknowledge that they have not entered into contact in reliance on the rates, electricity and water. said statements, that they are satisfied as to the content of each of the said statements by inspection or otherwise and that no warranty or representation has been made by owner or Atholl Estates in relation to or in connection with the property. DIRECTIONS 3. Any error, omission or misstatement Take the Ballinluig A827 junction off the A9 (north or in any of the said statement shall not entitle the tenant(s) to rescind or southbound) and head west to Aberfeldy. The haul road to be discharged from this contract, nor entitle either party to compensation junction is on the right, 500 m along the A827 before or damages nor in any circumstances to reaching Logierait which leads to the site. give either party any cause for action. MORE INFORMATION To discuss please contact Atholl Estates, Estate office, Blair Atholl, Perthshire PH18 5TH • 01796 481 355 atholl-estates.co.uk Atholl Estate Commercial Properties.
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