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Rental Space Address Unit Town Postcode ARCH at 6 PALMERSTON ROAD Aberdeen AB11 6LJ 9/9B PALMERSTON ROAD-2 ARCHES (INCLUDES 9077 Rental Space Address Unit Town Postcode ARCH AT 6 PALMERSTON ROAD Aberdeen AB11 6LJ 9/9B PALMERSTON ROAD-2 ARCHES (INCLUDES 907742008001) Aberdeen AB11 6LJ ARCH AT 10 PALMERSTON ROAD Aberdeen AB11 6LJ ARCH AT 3 PALMERSTON ROAD Aberdeen AB11 6LJ 12 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET Aberdeen AB11 6FD ARCH AT 23 SOUTH COLLEGE ST Aberdeen AB11 5RJ LAND AT MABERLEY STREET / SKENE SQUARE Aberdeen AB25 3LH PREMISES AS HAIRDRESSING SALON BRIDGE/GUILD STREET Aberdeen AB11 6GN ABERDEEN FERRYHILL-LAND BELOW DEE VIADUCT(4 SPANS) Aberdeen AB11 7SL ARCH AT 1 PALMERSTON ROAD Aberdeen AB11 6LJ ARCH AT 2 PALMERSTON RD Aberdeen AB11 6LJ ARCH AT 4 PALMERSTON RD Aberdeen AB11 6LJ ARCH 5 PALMERSTON ROAD ABERDEEN AB11 6LJ ARCH AT 7 PALMERSTON ROAD Aberdeen AB11 6FD ARCH AT 8 PALMERSTON ROAD Aberdeen AB11 6LJ 11 PALMERSTON ROAD - ARCH (INCLUDED IN 907742009) Aberdeen AB11 5RE 9B PALMERSTON ROAD-ARCH (INCLUDED IN 907742008) Aberdeen AB11 6LJ ARCH 13 SOUTH COLLEGE ST Aberdeen AB11 6FD ARCH AT 14 SOUTH COLLEGE ST Aberdeen AB11 6JX ARCH 15 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET Aberdeen AB11 6JX ARCH 16 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET Aberdeen AB11 6JX ARCH 17 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET Aberdeen AB11 6JX ARCH 18 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET Aberdeen AB11 6JX ARCH 19 SOUTH COLLEGE ST Aberdeen AB11 6JX 20 AND 21 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET INCLUDES 7742023 Aberdeen AB11 5RJ 22 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET-ARCH Aberdeen AB11 5RJ 25/26/27 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET -3 ARCHES Aberdeen AB11 5RJ 12 PALMERSTN PL SEE ABD17101 Aberdeen AB11 6FD ARCH AT 28/29 SOUTH COLLEGE ST Aberdeen AB11 6LE ARCH AT 30 SOUTH COLLEGE ST Aberdeen AB11 6LE ARCH AT 31 SOUTH COLLEGE ST Aberdeen AB11 6LE ABERDEEN PASS STATION - ARCH FOR ACCESS Aberdeen AB11 6LE 5 ARCHES 33-37 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET Aberdeen AB11 6LE LAND FOR CAR PARKING AT ATHOLL HOUSE Aberdeen AB11 6LX ARCH AT 24 SOUTH COLLEGE ST Aberdeen AB11 5RJ LAND FOR INDUSTRIAL ESTATE IN FORMER MONMOUTH RD YARD Abergavenny NP7 5HY ABERGAVENNY FORMER GOODS OFFICE Abergavenny NP7 5HY ABERGAVENNY: GARAGE WORKSHOP ADJACENT TO STATION Abergavenny NP7 5HZ OFFICE AND LAND ADJACENT TO STATION ABERGAVENNY Abergavenny NP7 5LG ABERGAVENNY-GREEN CORRUGATED IRON BUILDING IN FORMER STN YD Abergavenny NP7 5HY CULHAM - FORMER STATION BUILDING Abingdon OX14 3BT ARCH 1 BLACKBURN ROAD AND ADJOINING LAND Accrington BB5 1LL ARCH No 2, LAND AND BUILDING WHALLEY ROAD Accrington BB5 1AS ARCH 2 GORDON STREET Accrington BB5 0DY 131A BLACKBURN ROAD (LOCK UP SHOP) Accrington BB5 0AA ADMIN BUILDINGS(NON ADMIN BUILDINGS(NON COMM) PERTH STATION OFFICES DC2007 COMM) ALDERSHOT LAND IN DOWNSIDE GOODS YARD Aldershot GU12 4NB ALDERSHOT - ARCH 4 OFF HIGH STREET Aldershot GU11 1TJ ASH - LAND AND BUILDING FOR STORAGE OF FARMING PRODUCTS Aldershot GU12 6LS LAND AT STATION ROAD OFF LYSONS AVENUE Aldershot GU12 5QD NORTH CAMP-FORMER STATION BUILDINGS Aldershot GU12 5QA ALDERSHOT-PREMISES ADJOINING RECREATION GROUND Aldershot GU11 1TW ALDERSHOT ARCHES 1,2 AND 3 HIGH STREET Aldershot GU11 1TJ LAND REAR OF STREET GEORGE ROAD Aldershot GU12 4JA ALDERSHOT - ARCH 5 ADJ 237 HIGH STREET Aldershot GU11 1TJ LAND & BUIDLINGS OFF BRIDGE ST BRIDGE ROAD ALEXANDRA PALACE N22 7SN LAND OFF BRIDGE ROAD ALEXANDRA PALACE N22 7SN ALNMOUTH - LAND & BUILDINGS IN GOODS YARD Alnwick NE66 3QE LAND & PREMISES STATION ROAD K/A ST JOHNS WORKS Alton GU34 2PY LAND ADJACENT TO STATION APPROACH Alton GU34 2PY ALTON - TAXI OFFICE STATION APPROACH Alton GU34 2PZ ALTON-UNIT 2 STATION APPROACH Alton GU34 2PZ ALTON-PREMISES FORMING PART OF STATION Alton GU34 2PT LAND - MANCHESTER ROAD BETWEEN BRIDGES 19 & 20 Altrincham WA14 5NG ASHLEY STATION HOUSE FLAT AND ADJOINING LAND Altrincham WA15 0QS LAND-STATION FORECOURT STAMFORD NEW ROAD Altrincham WA14 1BD ALTRINCHAM FORMER STN BUFFET CANTEEN & MESS FACILITIES Altrincham WA14 1EN ALTRINCHAM STATION TRADING PTE INTERCHANGE Altrincham WA14 1EN KIOSK AT STATION OFF STAMFORD NEW ROAD Altrincham WA14 1EN LAND AT VICTORIA ROAD ADJOINING STATION FOR CAR PARK Altrincham WA15 9AF FORMER STATION HOUSE ASHLEY ROAD Altrincham WA14 2UZ 1 VICTORIA ROAD Altrincham WA15 9AF ARCHES 1-6 & LAND CANAL ROAD Altrincham WA14 1SJ FORMER BOOKING OFFICE AT STATION - Altrincham WA15 7QL ARCH 30 CANAL ROAD AND ADJOINGING LAND Altrincham WA14 1TF JUNCTION-LAND IN STATION APPROACH Andover SP10 3EL ANGMERING-LAND IN GOODS YARD YARD 3 OFF STATION ROAD ANGMERING BN16 3RE APPLEBY LAND OFF STATION ROAD Appleby-In-Westmorland CA16 6TX ARUNDEL-TAXI ORDER OFFICE STATION FORECOURT Arundel BN18 9PH ASCOT - LAND IN DOWNSIDE GOODS YARD Ascot SL5 9ED ASCOT-LAND IN STATION CAR PARK Ascot SL5 9EG FORMER SOCIAL CLUB-LYNDHURST ROAD Ascot SL5 9DW LAND OPPOSITE FORMER SOCIAL CLUB OFF LYNDHURST ROAD Ascot SL5 9ED PLUCKLEY-LAND & BUILDINGS IN GOODS YARD Ashford TN27 0RT ASHFORD (KENT)- PREMISES IN STATION APPROACH Ashford TN23 1HU APPLEDORE-LAND AND FORMER GOODS SHED BUILDING Ashford TN26 2DG CHARING-STATION HOUSE STATION ROAD Ashford TN27 0HZ WESTENHANGAR - FORMER STATION HOUSE Ashford TN25 6DE UNIT 4 WHARF PARADE LOWER WHARF STREET Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE ARCH 2 LOWER WHARF STREET Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE ARCH 3 WHARF PARADE LOWER WHARF STREET ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE OL6 7PE UNIT 1 WHARF PARADE Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE UNIT 9 WHARF PARADE Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE LAND AND BUILDINGS CRICKETS LANE Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 6LZ WINTON STREET LAND FOR STORAGE Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 8NL 2 ARCHES CONDUIT STREET Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 6JP UNIT 12 WHARF PARADE AND ADJOINING LAND Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE ARCH 5 WHARF PARADE ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE OL6 6JP ARCH 7-WHARF PARADE LOWER WHARF STREET Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE UNIT 8 WHARF PARADE Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE UNIT 6 WHARF PARADE Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE UNIT 10 WHARF PARADE Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE UNIT 11 WHARF PARADE LOWER WHARF STREET Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 7PE ARCH 8 HOLBORN HILL ASTON ASTON B7 5PA LAND AT AVIEMORE STATION Aviemore PH22 1PD QUAINTON ROAD-FORMER STATION BUILDINGS STGE & MEETING ROOMS Aylesbury HP22 4BY NEWTON ON AYR STATION BUILDING -OFFICE/STORE/SHOWROOM Ayr KA8 8LL BAGSHOT - FORMER STATION HOUSE STATION ROAD Bagshot GU19 5AS LAND AT TRAMWAY ROAD Banbury OX16 5TD LAND OF HENNEFF WAY Banbury OX16 3JX BANGOR-4 ARCHES U/RLY VDCT NR BDGE149 STGE PLANT & VEHICLES Bangor LL57 3UR BANGOR - LAND IN GOODS YARD Bangor LL57 1LZ BARGOED-GOODS SHED OFFICE AND VEHICLE STORAGE COMPOUND Bargoed CF81 8RG SHOPS & OFFICES 50-74 STATION PARADE EAST STREET Barking IG11 8EA LAND & BUILDINGS, MOTTRAM WAY, MOTTRAM STREET, BARNSLEY BARNSLEY S71 1BH BARRHILL UNDERBRIDGE 163/44 BARRHILL KA26 OBDGE - 163/57A BENTS FARM BARRHILL KA26 SUBWAY UNDER ABBEY ROAD FOR POST OFFICE LETTERMAIL Barrow-In-Furness LA14 1AH ARCHES 3 - 6 GREENGATE BRIDGE BARROW- IN-FURNESS Barrow-In-Furness LA14 2BZ SALTHOUSE ROAD ARCH 9 & ADJOINING LAND Barrow-In-Furness LA14 2BH SALTHOUSE BRIDGE ARCHES 6 7 8 & YARD Barrow-In-Furness LA13 9RQ RAGLAN STREET ARCH 1 AND LAND Barrow-In-Furness LA14 2AP 188 MARSH STREET (HOUSE ON 3 LEVELS) Barrow-In-Furness LA14 5QZ BARROW GREENGATE BRIDGE ARCH 2 Barrow-In-Furness LA14 2BZ BARROW GREENGATE BRIDGE ARCH 1 Barrow-In-Furness LA14 2BZ RAGLAN STREET ARCHES 2 3 AND 4 Barrow-In-Furness LA13 2AS RHOOSE-LAND SITE OF FISH AND CHIP BAR AT 3M 72C Barry CF62 3DU LAND AT BASILDON Basildon SS16 5BG BASILDON-LICENCE FOR OPENING IN FENCE & EGRESS O/BDS EM Basildon SS16 5XX LAND FRONTING DURHAM ROAD Basildon SS16 6RY 1 RAILWAY COTTAGES AT WATER END LANE Basingstoke RG24 7BA BASINGSTOKE - FORMER STABLE BUILDING NORTH CAR PARK Basingstoke RG21 5NG BASINGSTOKE TRAINING SCHOOL Basingstoke RG21 5NB 2 RAILWAY COTTAGES WATER END LANE OLD BASING Basingstoke RG24 7BA ARCH ADJOINING CHAPEL HILL Basingstoke RG21 5ND UNIT 7 BROADWAY COURT (31) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 2 BROADWAY COURT (26) BATH BA1 4HX ARCH 4 LOWER BRISTOL ROAD (WEST) Bath BA2 1EP UNIT 4 BROADWAY COURT (28) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 11 FERRY COURT (ARCH 6) Bath BA1 4HX 1 MILES COURT BATH BA2 4HZ UNIT 6 (ARCH 11) FERRY COURT Bath BA1 4HX ARCHES 1-4 - TWERTON Bath BA2 1BY ARCH 10 LOWER BRISTOL ROAD WEST Bath BA2 1EP LAND FOR PARKING - FERRY LANE Bath BA2 4HP FORMER TWERTON STN BUILDINGS Bath BA2 1EP LND & BLDG WESTMORELAND STN RD Bath BA2 3HQ LAND & SITE WORKSHOP WESTMORELAND ROAD BATH PL26 8LG ARCHES 43-44 DORCHESTER STREET Bath BA1 1SX ARCH 46-53&UNIT5,DORCHESTER ST (ARCHES 46-53 & UNIT 5) BATH BA1 1SX UNIT 3 BROADWAY COURT-ARCH 27 Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 1 BROADWAY COURT Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 6 BROADWAY COURT (30) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 8 BROADWAY COURT (32) Bath BA1 4HX ARCH 4 MILES COURT Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 5 BROADWAY COURT (29) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 2 MILES COURT (ARCH 19) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 3 MILES COURT & LOCK UP C (ARCH 20) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 4 FERRY COURT (12) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 14 FERRY COURT (ARCH 3) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 13 FERRY COURT (ARCH 4) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 12 FERRY COURT Bath BA1 4HX ARCH 9 FERRY COURT Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 8 FERRY COURT (ARCH 9) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 7 FERRY COURT (ARCH 10) Bath BA1 4HX UNITS 1 & 2 - FERRY COURT Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 3 FERRY COURT (ARCH 14) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 10 FERRY COURT (ARCH 7) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 5 MILES COURT & LOCK UP D (ARCH 22) Bath BA1 4HX UNIT 5 FERRY COURT Bath BA1 4HX ARCH 88 WOOD STREET Bath BA2 3BJ ARCHES 89-109 WOOD STREET BATH BA2 3BR ARCH 112 OAK STREET Bath BA2 3BR ARCH 13 LOWER BRISTOL ROAD WEST Bath BA2 1DL ARCH 12 LOWER BRISTOL ROAD WEST Bath BA2 1DL ARCHES 5 6 7 & 8 LOWER BRISTOL ROAD Bath BA2 1EP ARCHES 7 & 8 LOWER BRISTOL ROAD (EAST) THE CAFE Bath BA2 1BY ARCH 11 LOWER BRISTOL ROAD (WEST) Bath BA2 1EP BATH - LAND COVERED BY & WITHIN ARCHES 47-68 M104240 Bath BA1 1SX LIMPLEY STOKE - FORMER STATION BUILDINGS Bath BA2 7JG ARCH 111 OAK STREET Bath BA2 3BR ARCH 3 LOWER BRISTOL ROAD WEST
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