The subjects comprise office/Class 2 premises, the main townhouse building
fronting directly to Linlithgow High Street, which is 2 storey in height and
of stone construction, contained under a pitched and slated roof. The subjects
were comprehensively refurbished in 2001 and provide attractive
accommodation throughout.
Thereafter a mews property lies to the rear of the main townhouse, this
property being 1 storey and attic in height, of rendered brick/block
construction, contained under a pitched and slated roof which incorporates
dormer windows.
The subjects have the benefit of rear parking which is access from High Street
by means of a pend. In addition to the car park the subjects also have the
benefit of an area of garden ground.
129 High Street is arranged over ground and first floors to provide to
accomodate 8 offices together with appropriate toilet and ancillary sections.
The subjects are finished to a high - quality standard throughout including
varnished timber floors, decorative stain glass window, moulded cornices, a
gas fired stove, working window shutters and a gas fired central heating
system.
The mews building has been utilised as a beauty salon for a considerable
period, the ground floor providing a main salon area with rear toilet and
kitchen facilities while the attic floor accommodates 2 treatment rooms. The
subjects are finished to an attractive standard throughout, having the benefit
from a gas fired central heating system.
LocationThe subjects enjoy high profile location on the southern side of
Linlithgow High Street (A803), forming part of the western extent of the main
town centre, while lying within easy reach of Linlithgow Palace.
The surrounding area is given over to a variety commercial and residential
usage with nearby occupiers including Subway, Jewellery by Design and The
Football and Cricketers Arms.
Linlithgow itself lies astride the A803 road route approximately 10 miles to
the east of Falkirk and some 20 miles west of Edinburgh. The town provides a
traditional range of retail and leisure facilities and more extensive
provisions are available within Falkirk which forms the main administrative
centre for the surrounding district.
The town provides easy access to the central Scotland motorway network by the
means of the M9 which lies immediately to the north, with Linlithgow also
benefits from its position astride the main Edinburgh to Glasgow rail route.

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