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To Let Refurbished Modern Open Plan Office Suite TO LET REFURBISHED MODERN OPEN PLAN OFFICE SUITE FIRST FLOOR, 100 BERKELEY STREET GLASGOW G3 7HU • First floor suite – 2,800 sq ft • Four car parking spaces FIRST FLOOR, 100 BERKELEY STREET Glasgow G3 7HU LOCATION The subjects are prominently located at the corner of Berkeley Street and Elderslie Street in the Park Area immediately to the west of the city centre. This is a highly accessible location with the M8 motorway and Charing Cross Station in close proximity. A popular office location with a large Vodafone campus situated opposite and a number of smaller companies in close proximity. Staff facilities are available close by with the popular Finnieston area nearby. SAUCHIEHALL STREET SANDYFORD PLACE LANE MITCHELL KING’S THEATRE ARGYLE STREET BERKELEY STREET LIBRARY FINNIESTON ELDERSLIE STREET ACCOMMODATION KENT ROAD CHARING CROSS The suite has a net lettable floor area of 2,800 sq ft (260.13 sq m) approximately. ST VINCENT STREET HOU L DS WO GLASGOW RTH S M8 CITY CENTRE CAR PARKING T EXHIBITION Four private car spaces are provided adjacent off CENTRE ARGYLE STREET HILTON GLASGOW Sandyford Lane. FINNIESTON STREET J19 ANDERSTON CLYDESIDE EXPRESSWAY TERMS SEC, ARMADILLO & MARRIOTT SSE HYDRO ARENA The suite is offered on a new full repairing and insuring NUFFIELD HEALTH GYM lease for a term to be agreed. RADISSON RED HILTON GARDEN INN RENTAL ANDERSTON QUAY The office suite is available at a rental of £40,000 per annum with the car parking available at £4,000 per annum. The rent is payable quarterly in advance. DESCRIPTION RATEABLE VALUE The subjects comprise a modern open plan self contained The suite is presently entered in the Valuation Roll with a first floor office suite accessed via a secure door entry rateable value of £27,750. system at ground floor with main stairwell and lift. VAT The office is generally open plan with two private rooms All prices/rentals are quoted exclusive of VAT. VAT will be and store. Toilets and tea prep facilities are also provided. payable on the rental. The suite benefits from excellent natural day lighting. The VIEWING AND FURTHER INFORMATION suite will be offered in refurbished condition. For further information contact: SPECIFICATION • Modern open plan floor John Grewar • Perimeter trunking with Cat5 cabling [email protected] • Double glazed modern windows T 0141 248 2859 • Gas fired central heating M 07789 151 218 218 • Private toilets and tea prep • New carpet tiles Cargill Property Consultants • Suspended ceiling with recessed lighting 208 West George Street Glasgow G2 2PR218 MISDESCRIPTIONS The information contained within these particulars has been checked and unless otherwise stated, it is understood to be materially correct at the date of publication. After printing, circumstances may change outwith our control; we will inform enquirers of any changes at the earliest opportunity. Unless otherwise stated, all prices and rents are quoted exclusive of Value Added Tax. Date of publication October 2019..
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