There is also a small outhouse that fronts onto Main Street which is included within the properties demise.

The property is arranged over the ground floor of a 2 storey Victorian granite-built building, contained under a pitched and slated roof and a flat roofed extension to the rear.

New Deer is a village in Aberdeenshire in the North East of Scotland approximately 30 miles north of Aberdeen.

The property is arranged over the ground floor of a 2 storey Victorian granite-built building, contained under a pitched and slated roof and a flat roofed extension to the rear. Arranged over the ground floor, the premises are configured to provide a banking hall with ancillary offices and staff and WC facilities to the rear. There is also a small outhouse that fronts onto Main Street which is included within the properties demise. The property extends to the following net internal area Ground: 109.39sqm (1,177sq ft)

New Deer is a village in Aberdeenshire in the North East of Scotland approximately 30 miles north of Aberdeen. The subjects are positioned at the south end of Main Street, the main retail pitch of the town, at its junction with Church Crescent (A981). The street is predominantly of residential use however there are five commercial operators on the street, being aconvenience store, pharmacy, bakery, a cafe and a pub /restaurant.

Full Address: 2 Main Street, New Deer, Aberdeenshire, AB53 6TA