Venue Studios

Summary

Venue Studios, constructed in 1900 as a five-storey property enjoys a storied history.  From the early 1980s until its closure in June 2006, the building was home to one of Edinburgh’s most iconic music venues, hosting concerts by Stone Roses, Deacon Blue, Manic Street Preachers and Stereophonics amongst a long list of others. Avid followers of the film Train Spotting will know the building from the opening credits.

The building refurbished and extended in 2008 provides 14,000 sq.ft. of contemporary open-plan office space over six storeys whilst retaining whispers of its rock and roll past.

• 2nd floor 2390 sq. ft.
• 3rd floor 2840 sq. ft.
• 4th floor 2730 sq. ft.

The property is in split ownership, Millfield Estates holds a Heritable interest in the Second, third and Fourth Floors.

For more information on the buildings past please click here to read more about it.

Location

Occupying a superb position at the east end of Princes Street, adjacent to Waverley Station and Regent Bridge, Venue Studios offers dramatic views across Edinburgh Old Town towards The Royal Mile.

The building benefits from the full range of city centre amenities on its doorstep, with St James Quarter only a few minutes’ walk away.

Specification

• Modern open-plan office accommodation incorporating carpeting, air conditioning, underfloor trunking and exceptional natural light.
• Male, female and disabled WCs on all floors.
• DDA compliant.
• Ample surface car parking immediately adjoining the property.
• Passenger lift serving upper floors.

Planning Use

E(g)(i) Office.

Availability

Venue Studios is fully let.