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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.

Motherwell is the principal town in North Lanarkshire with a resident population of approxiamtely 32,500.  North Lanarkshire itself carries a population of 340,000.

Prominent position at the junction of Market Place and High Street, immediately adjacent to Carluke Cross.  High Street is the principal retail thoroughfare of Carluke and on street parking and various town centre car parks are available nearby.

Towards the outskirts of the village of Carstairs Junction, fronting Pettinain Road opposite the junction with Monteith Street.Roughly level, the site of a former hall, the plot enjoys open aspects over farmland to the rear.Subject to confirmation from the titles, the site appears to extend to approximately 1250 sq m/0.3 acre and is currently overgrown.

On Quarry Street, Hamilton’s principal pedestrianised shopping thoroughfare in the heart of the town’s retail and commercial core.  The covered malls of The Regent Centre and New Cross Centre and the more recent Town Square development are nearby and neighbouring occupiers include Semi-Chem, Greggs, Baguette Express and Primark.

LOCATION:Fronting Wellwynd, a one way street which connects High Street to Stirling Street on the fringe of Airdrie town centre. One Wellwynd Social Enterprise Centre is to one side and Parkinsons Self Help Group occupy the property to the other side. A pend access leads to enclosed parking to the rear of the property and there is unrestricted parking on Wellwynd itself.

Off Coatbridge Road, part of the B803, in the village of Glenmavis approximately 2 miles to the north west of Airdrie. New Monkland Primary School is nearby on Raebog Road and there are local, neighbourhood shops on Coatbridge Road including a mini market and a pharmacy. A full range of amenities including town centre shopping, banks and secondary schools are available in nearby Airdrie.

Scott House fronts King Street within yards of its junction with Farmeloan Road in Rutherglen town centre.  All the amenities of the town centre – shopping, banks etc – are a level walk away and the railway station is also nearby.Surrounding occupiers include South Lanarkshire Council’s Royal Burgh House, Police Station and Rutherglen Enterprise Centre.

Europoint Eurocentral is located immediately adjacent to and overlooks the M8/A8 Glasgow to Edinburgh route. The Eurocentral "diamond" interchange provides immediate access to the M8 and 3 miles to the west lies the Baillieston Interchange, linking the M8 to the M73 and M74 (M6) motorways.Both Glasgow and Edinburgh airports can be reached within 30 minutes of Eurocentral.