South Esk Inn, 37 Wharf Street, Montrose, DD10 8BD

**FOR SALE BY LIVE STREAMED ONLINE AUCTION 10TH FEBRUARY 2025**

Public house with separate letting rooms above.

Sale due to retirement

Category C Listed property

Guide Price £290,000

Location

Montrose has a population of circa 13,250 (source: Angus Council) and is one of the principal towns positioned on the northeast Coast of Scotland, approximately 40 km (30 miles) north of Dundee and 61 km (38 miles) south of Aberdeen. Montrose is located within the administrative authority of Angus Council.

The town sits on the East Coast Railway Line linking London and Aberdeen and connects into the trunk road network via the A92 coastal tourist route and the A935, Brechin Road.

Montrose is an important employment centre for the northeast, providing a busy commercial port for the agricultural, oil and gas industries. As well as being an attractive place to live, Montrose is also a popular destination for tourists.

Montrose has many attractions for locals and tourists alike including the House of Dun, a Georgian mansion dating back to the 18th century, Montrose Basin Visitor Centre, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, and Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre, site of Britain's first operational military air station which was established in 1913.

The subjects are located on Wharf Street, at the corner junction with Shore Wynd/Apple Wynd and overlooking the Montrose Harbour Area.

Wharf Street runs to the southern extent of Montrose and links the port area with the main A92 at Montrose Bridge/Bridge Street, a short distance to the west.

High Street, the main retail location in the town centre, is a short distance north within easy walking distance.

Surrounding properties are mainly residential although there are some commercial units nearby on Shore Wynd.

The main Montrose Lifeboat station is also located opposite along with a number of commercial businesses throughout the port area.