Top five cheapest commercial properties in Inverclyde

The Telegraph has put together a list of the five least expensive commercial properties on the market at the moment. 

The units in Greenock and Kilmacolm offer up a lot of space and have the potential to be turned into everything from offices and workshops, to shops and take-aways. 

Regent Street, Greenock: fixed price £65,000

This ground floor space includes a retail unit and a workshop. There are office facilities, storage cupboards, and a WC with basin.

To find out more call Brian Harkins on 01475 603714. 

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Kilblain Street, Greenock: £110,000

A ground floor mid-terrace retail space which sits in a very busy part of the town. The unit used to be a social hub focused on gaming and has content for hot food.

To find out more call TSA Property Consultants on 0141 673 4025. 

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Cross Shore Street, Greenock: guide price £115,000

Former bar and nightclub in the heart of Greenock town centre. The unit consists of a main dancefloor, bars, and seating areas.

The upstairs level comprises male and female toilets, cloakroom, office, staff room, and access to outside smoking area. 

Contact Auction House Scotland on 0141 673 7275. 

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Bridge of Weir Road, Kilmacolm: offers in the region of £165,000

This retail unit sits within a traditional terraced tenement building in the village. It has been divided into main sales area, store room, kitchen/toilet/store, and office/consulting/treatment rooms.

To find out more call Hames Estates on 01505 873223.

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West Blackhall Street, Greenock: offers in the region of £175,000

A large unit which spans three levels. There is potential to convert the upper floors to residential dwellings subject to planning. 

Contact Lemon & Lime Property Ltd on 0141 673 7409.

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