4 Old Ford Rd Nave | 846 m²

Aberdeen’s mature communications infrastructure to the North, via the A96 and A92, and the principal route south, the A90, provide dual carriageway and motorway access to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Scotland’s central belt and England beyond.

Aberdeen, the focus of Scotland’s oil industry, also enjoys other main transport facilities, including mainline railway and bus stations. Aberdeen Airport, at Dyce, ensures easy access to a full range of UK, European and International destinations.

The City has a busy deep-water harbour, with passenger and freight services to both the Northern Isles and Northern Europe.

The subjects comprise a part two storey and part single storey semi-detached building of concrete block, stone block and brickwork construction with pitched corrugated asbestos roof on light steel trusses.

The subjects comprise a former fish house with ancillary office and staff accommodation and the ground floor area is fitted out to a standard which conforms with EU environmental health regs however the first floor accommodation requires upgrading. The subjects lie in an area zoned for potential redevelopment for office use.