Property

CCL are delighted to bring to market 9 – 11 Lossie Wynd in central Elgin. This prominent property benefits from ample passing trade and proximity to Elgin High Street. The accommodation comprises a large retail space of approximately 1094 sq ft (101.6 sq mtrs) on the ground floor and 2127 sq ft (197.6 sq mtrs) on the first floor, in very good condition throughout and easily adaptable to suit new occupants' needs. Access to both floors is available from the front, with separate access to the first floor from the rear council-owned car park.

Situated on Lossie Wynd, the property is a short distance from the High Street and main pedestrian area in Elgin's centre, surrounded by well-known high street brands[1]. The city centre offers a mix of ground floor retail with residential or commercial usage on upper floors, including shops, cafes, restaurants, and leisure facilities. The new Moray Council HQ buildings are also nearby.

Elgin, a lively market town with a population of around 23,000, serves as the administrative and commercial capital of Moray. Located approximately 36 miles east of Inverness and 64 miles west of Aberdeen, it boasts good transport links via the A96 trunk route and rail connections to both cities and their airports. Elgin is home to Moray College UHI, catering to around 10,000 students.

The ground floor, currently set up for retail, features a windowed shop front with doors opening onto Lossie Wynd. It includes a main retail area, large storeroom, WC, and small kitchen area. The first floor is a stunning, bright, and spacious area with four large windows overlooking Lossie Wynd. Previously used as a gym, it's suitable for various purposes, including dance, fitness, drama groups, or as a beautiful retail space. The first floor also includes a kitchen, WC, shower room, and ample storage.

This versatile property offers excellent potential for a range of commercial uses in a prime location within Elgin's thriving town centre. Interested parties are encouraged to contact CCL for more information or to arrange a viewing.