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Accessed directly from King Street via an exclusive stairway, the property forms part of Wishaw Business Centre which is situated to the east of Wishaw town centre and within the central commercial core of the town.Neighbouring occupiers include i4 Travel, I & A Grant, Cambusnethan Slush Ltd.

The subjects occupy an excellent position on the East side of Bannatyne Street, the main arterial route through Lanark, town centre. The subjects lie immediately adjacent to thetown’s railway and bus stations. Morrisons supermarket is also located close by.DESCRIPTION:The premises comprise a three storey building of concrete and brick construction under a flat and felted roof.

The subjects occupy an excellent position on the East side of Bannatyne Street, the main arterial route through Lanark, town centre. The subjects lie immediately adjacent to thetown’s railway and bus stations. Morrisons supermarket is also located close by.DESCRIPTION:The premises comprise a three storey building of concrete and brick construction under a flat and felted roof.

Part of the Dalziel High School War Memorial Trust’s development of Cleland Estate, between Carfin and Cleland to the north east of Motherwell.The property adjoins Dalziel Rugby Club’s clubhouse and the estate’s groundsman’s house is adjacent on the other side.

Towards the western end of Cambuslang Main Street close to the junction with Westcoats Road and within 100m of Cambuslang railway station.Main Street has seen some redevelopment in recent years with new offices, shops and flats to the north side of the street and improvements to the streetscape providing better parking and loading facilities.

To the north east of Motherwell, between Carfin and New Stevenston.  The surrounding area has been developed in modern housing and the remaining commercial occupiers include GJS Engineering, AB Roller Doors, Weir Autos and Jordan Electronics.

To the east of Bellshill town centre, accessed from Main Street/A775 by Unthank Road. The local road network offers connections to the A/M8 at both the Newhouse and Townhead, Coatbridge junctions and to junction 5 M74 for travel throughout Scotland, to the south and for national motorway connections (M73, M80, M6 etc).

Fronting directly onto Main Street, the town’s main thoroughfare (A706) which also connects Lanark to Whitburn and further east.  The businesses in Main Street serve the town and the wider, rural population and benefit from some passing trade.  Nearby commercial occupiers include Talisker Inn, McColls, butchers and Chinese takeaway.

In a range of ground floor retail and commercial premises on Bannatyne Street, one of Lanark’s main thoroughfares.  Within 100 metres of High Street, the principal shopping area of the town, the railway station and bus terminus are also nearby.  Neighbouring and surrounding occupiers include coffee shop, phone doctor, hairdresser, McColls, First For Convenience, Lloyds TSB, William Hill.

Fronting King Street, to the south east of Wishaw town centre within the central commercial core of the town.Neighbouring occupiers include Slushee, i4 Travel and North Lanarkshire Council.2 parking spaces will be provided within the courtyard to the rear of the subjects and there are a number of free public car parks throughout the vicinity.

Part of Oakfield House, fronting Brandon Street and flanked on both sides by Oakfield Drive, to the south east of Motherwell town centre.  Other occupiers of Oakfield House include Watson & Co accountants and WDM Accountants and neighbouring occupiers include Dalgleish Kilts, Da Claudio restaurant, Weir hairdressers, Sleepy Valley Beds, Tony Macaroni.

Fronting Main Street, the principal thoroughfare of the village of Carnwath which displays a mix of residential dwellings and commercial properties while more comprehensive amenities and facilities are offered by Lanark and Biggar each of which are within approximately 4 miles.