Record details
- Name
- 48 High Street, Dunbar, East Lothian. EH42 1JH
- Situation
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Dunbar High Street has a mixture of both commercial and residential properties and is convenient for all local amenities and transport links.
- Description
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The building comprises 2 residential flats on the first and second floor and a commercial property on the ground floor. This is a commercial property on the ground floor with a basement and is located in the conservation area in Dunbar High Street. The building is of stone construction under a pitched and slated roof. The rear yard area is paved and bounded by masonry walling and timber fencing.
- Energy Performance Certificate
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The Energy Performance Certificate gives the property a B rating.
- Viewing
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Strictly by prior arrangement with the Estates Section. To arrange a viewing contact 01620 820 663 or email estates@eastlothian.gov.uk
- Leasing arrangements
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N/A
- Rating Assessment
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The rateable value for this commercial property has been assessed at £8,900 effective from 1st April 2023.
- Rent
- Offers over £165,000
- Conditions of Sale
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1. The property will be sold as possessed by the Council and subject to all conditions and/or restrictions affecting it, whether or not in the title deeds. Any conveyance by the council shall contain such reservations, burdens and conditions as the Council may consider necessary for the protection of the Council’s interest. 2. Offers conditional upon gaining planning consent will be considered, but in the event of similar bids being received preference may be given to offers not conditional on planning. 3. The purchase price will be paid in full at a date to be agreed subject to the following: (a) A deposit of 10% of the purchase price shall be paid to the Council immediately on conclusion of formal missives, with the balance of the purchase price payable at the date of entry. (b) Interest at 4% above the Royal Bank of Scotland base rate will be chargeable on the balance of the purchase price from the date of entry until paid. 4. The purchasers shall be liable for any statutory notices issued after the date of conclusion of missives. 5. Any offer submitted should also include information on the proposed use intended for the property together with details of any planning and/or other consents required. This information should be as detailed as possible and include plans, specifications etc, where appropriate. 6. Prospective purchasers should also submit with their offer, information sufficient to allow the Council to obtain a suitable financial reference. Where an offer is submitted by a company (which is not a limited or public limited company) or a partnership, then the directors or partners must be named. 7. Offers are invited on the basis that full vacant possession is available to the property. 8. The purchase price is exclusive of VAT.
- Location