Development Opportunity, 123 Great Junction Street, Leith, Edinburgh, EH6 5JB

The subjects comprise Church and Hall premises which are linked at the rear. The Church premises have a frontage on Great Junction Street and the hall premises on Bonnington Road. The Church building is a substantial stone building built circa 1825 with a partially pitched and slate and partially flat felt covered roof. The Church is Category B listed. The cellarage under the Church premises is not in the ownership of sellers and is not included in the sale. The Hall premises are not listed and comprise a two storey brick building with a stone frontage and pitched and slated roof. The property was built circa 1873.

Location

The subjects are situated in Leith which is approximately two miles north east of the City Centre. The area is mixed commercial and residential. In recent years Leith has enjoyed a period of significant regeneration as evidenced by various new developments in the vicinity, e.g. The Scottish Government Offices at Victoria Quay, Ocean Terminal Shopping and Leisure Complex.

Accommodation

The Church accommodation comprises:-
Entrance Vestibule
Main Church sanctuary at ground level with large balcony at first floor level.
Balcony accessed from two staircases from the front entrance vestibule.
Rear Hall with kitchen and vestry
The Hall complex accommodation comprises:-
Ground floor level:
Mission Hall; Office; Session Room; Cloakroom;
Toilets; Kitchen
First floor level:
Large hall with staging
Estimated gross internal areas - Church
Ground floor - 407.88 sq m
Church, First Floor - 279.40 sq m
Rear Hall etc at Church - 144.21 sq m
= Total of 831.49 sq m
Ground floor at halls - 250.45 sq m
First floor hall - 243.81 sq m
= Total of 494.26 sq m

Terms

Offers in the region of £500,000

Specification

The Church property is Category B Listed. The Hall premises are not listed. Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the suitability of the property for their proposed purpose and would have to obtain all necessary consents. It is suggested that interested parties should discuss their proposals with the local authority Planning Department.