The subjects comprise a detached former bingo hall of masonry construction arranged over 2 floors under a mix of pitched and flat roof sections. The building was originally constructed in 1933 as a cinema known as The Rialto, then converted into a bingo hall in 1994 before closing in 2020.
Internally, there is a large open hall on the ground floor which leads into a number of rooms including a catering kitchen. On the first floor there are 2 cinema theatres and a number of offices/store rooms. The flooring throughout is of concrete and is covered in carpet and commercial vinyl. The walls are covered in plaster/paint and the ceilings incorporate LED lighting. The building benefits from a gas fired heating system. There is a secure yard to the east of the property and ample parking in the surrounding area. The current owners are currently renovating the subjects and have replaced the entire roof.
This vast building would suit a wide range of uses including a nursery, restaurant, religious facility or children's play area, subject to obtaining any required consents from the local authority. It may also be suitable for conversion from commercial use to residential.
Location
Dumbarton is a town in the west of Scotland and on the north bank of the River Clyde. The property is located on the east side of College Street and close to its junction with St Marys Way, a short distance from Dumbarton town centre. The property therefore enjoys good local amenities and shopping facilities within a short walking distance.
Within a couple of hundred yards north of the property lies Dumbarton Central Railway which takes around 4 minutes’ walk to reach. The A82, which gives access to the west and Glasgow to the east, is situated a short distance to the north of the town centre.
Accommodation
The subjects provide an approximate gross internal floor areas of 669 sq m (7,198 sq ft).
Terms
The subjects are available to lease on a full repairing and insuring basis, for a term to be agreed, at a rent of £45,000 per annum. Alternatively, our clients’ may consider selling their heritable interest at offers over £495,000.