The subjects comprise an end of terrace workshop of stone and steel construction contained beneath a partially pitched corrugated roof with a harled roughcast exterior.
Pedestrian access is off Tyne Close whilst a sliding metal door to the front provides an entrance off Lawson Place. Functional workshop space is provided internally with a partitioned store area and a currently covered over car servicing pit. There is no WC within the premises.
To the rear is small yard area which benefits from gated access off Tyne Close leading up from Lawson Place.
Location
Dunbar is one of East Lothian’s most popular and fastest growing commuter towns with a population of around 10,500 people. It is situated approximately 30 miles south-east of Edinburgh.
The town benefits from close proximity to the A1 trunk road linking Edinburgh with the north of England. As well as enjoying good road links Dunbar lies on the East Coast main line with frequent rail services to London and other major cities.
The subjects are situated on the north side of Lawson Place. The street is accessed off West Port, a principal road leading to the town’s High Street.
There are a number of local and national retailers in close proximity, including: Co-op Food, Paris Steele, RNLI Charity Shop, Café Central, Pixie Rose and The Bear and Bull.