Extensive Category 'C' Listed Building

Key Information

• Potential Redevelopment Opportunity (Subject to Consents)
• Located on fringe of Stirling City Centre
• Extending to Approximately 1,126 Sq.M. (GIA)
• On Site Extending to 0.79 Acres
• Offers Invited

Property Description

The subjects comprise an extensive detached Category 'C' listed building of traditional stone construction, under a pitched roof, clad with slates. The building is part single and part two storey, with the upper floor being accessible via a central staircase or passenger lift. The Cowane Centre was, until recently, used as a community space used for meetings, workshops and theatre events. Vehicle access is via Lower Bridge Street and there is extensive parking at the front of the building. It is considered the subjects would suit a variety of alternative uses, subject to obtaining necessary consents.

Stirling is widely regarded as one of Scotland's busiest and most popular business and tourist locations. The city benefits from a central location in the heart of Scotland and allows easy access by road and rail to all major business centres throughout the country. Junction 10 of the M9 motorway is a short drive from the City Centre, which allows commuters to take full advantage of excellent transport links and arterial routes throughout Central Scotland, with both Edinburgh and Glasgow within approximately 40 minutes' drive. Stirling has a resident population of approximately 45,000 persons and a wider catchment of around 91,000 in the Stirling Council area. 5% of Scotland's population live within a one hour drive from Stirling, increasing to 80% within two hours. The subjects are located in a prominent location on Cowane Street, which is one of the main thoroughfares leading to and from Stirling City Centre. The immediate vicinity comprises a mix of residential and commercial uses and the subjects are within walking of the Thistles Shopping Centre, as well as Stirling's mainline railway and bus stations.