90 Mitchell Street, Glasgow, G1 3NQ

The subjects form part of an attractive 7 story, Grade B listed chamber style building. The building as a whole benefits from leisure operators on ground floor level with multi let cellular and open plan offices on the upper floors.

Access to the subject property is gained directly by way of pedestrian access via Mitchell Street. Entry to the upper floors is facilitated through an internal staircase or a passenger lift.

Split across the second and third floor, the accommodation consists of multiple high quality office suites that offer a mixture of open-plan and cellular office space. The layout is also complimented by male and female W/C facilities and several kitchen/ tea-prep area situated throughout.

The subjects benefits from gas central heating and high-speed fibre internet, ensuring modern functionality across the entire building.

The properties benefit from being part income producing with various tenants. Further details can be seen below.

Location

The subjects are located within Glasgow, Scotland's largest city and the third largest city in the UK. Glasgow acts as the administrative capital of the west coast of Scotland, located on the shores of the River Clyde. ?

Glasgow benefits from excellent transport links, including two major train stations (Glasgow Central and Glasgow Queen Street), Glasgow International Airport and a comprehensive motorway network, which provides access to all of Scotland's major cities as well as the North of England.

More specifically, the subjects are situated on Mitchel Street, a prime central location running parallel to Buchanan Street. Ample on-street parking is available directly outside the subjects, in addition to various multi-storey car parks in close proximity, including the Mitchel Street Car Park directly opposite.

Additionally, Glasgow Central and Queen Street stations are located approximately 0.1 miles and 0.3 miles respectively from the subjects.

The surrounding area consists of mixture of office-based and retail occupiers including Revolution Glasgow, Co-Operative Bank and Sugo Pasta.