Investment & development opportunity of former public bar. Prime trading location on Grahams Road Falkirk. Sizeable property housed over ground and upper floor. Would suit a wide variety of operators. Subject to planning could operate as a Gastro Pub, traditional Scottish or International cuisine. Good transport links. Easy access to both Edinburgh & Glasgow. Potential to increase overall asset value.
150 – 152 Grahams Road, Falkirk, FK2 7BY, Scotland.

Scottish Business Centre are delighted to present an exciting development opportunity to acquire the former Star Inn, Falkirk. This corner position property, currently non-trading, is now on the market and awaiting a visionary entrepreneur or investor to breathe new life into the unit. Location and Market: Falkirk, a large town situated in the heart of Scotland, stands as a key hub of cultural heritage, economic productivity, and strategic geographical importance. Known for its rich history, vibrant community, and diverse economy, the town of Falkirk features a unique blend of traditional and contemporary elements that contribute significantly to the overall identity of Scotland.

Falkirk’s population, as of the latest census, is approximately 35,000 residents. This makes it a relatively large town in the Scottish context, and this sizeable community creates a vibrant, dynamic atmosphere that is a hallmark of the area. The population is diverse, with a broad range of age groups, backgrounds, and occupations represented, reflecting the town’s appeal to a wide variety of people. The town boasts excellent transport links, with two major railway stations – Falkirk Grahamston and Falkirk High – providing regular direct services to both Glasgow and Edinburgh. The journey time to either city is approximately 30 minutes, making daily commuting a feasible option for many residents.

Additionally, the M9 motorway passes close by, offering easy road access to both cities and beyond. Buses also provide regular services to local and national destinations, and the nearby Edinburgh Airport offers domestic and international flights.

The town of Falkirk is a thriving hub of cultural, historical, and culinary diversity. This presents a multitude of opportunities for investors looking to enter the food and beverage trade. As the town continues to grow, so does the demand for diverse and high-quality eating and drinking experiences. A rising population, a thriving tourism sector, and a robust local economy are the key drivers of this demand. The towns vibrant mix of locals, students, and tourists, all contribute to a dynamic and ever-evolving food and beverage scene.

The demand for eating out in Falkirk is substantial. The towns food culture has been influenced by both traditional Scottish cuisine and a host of international flavours reflecting the multicultural nature of its populace. From fine dining restaurants offering the best of Scottish produce, to a growing number of ethnic eateries and food trucks, the opportunities for innovative food ventures are ample.

The towns appetite for drinking out is equally significant. Falkirk boasts a robust pub culture, with an array of establishments ranging from traditional pubs to modern craft beer bars. The growing interest in locally produced beverages, particularly craft beers and Scottish whiskies, opens up opportunities for ventures that can offer unique and local drinking experiences. Moreover, Falkirk’s strategic location, equidistant from the major cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, makes it an attractive investment destination. The city’s excellent transportation links and the influx of visitors drawn by notable attractions such as The Kelpies and the Falkirk Wheel further boost the potential customer base.

Investment & Development Opportunity: The Star Inn is situated on Grahams Road, a busy main thoroughfare that leads into the heart of Falkirk, offering an excellent trading position to the north of the town. The property boasts a flexible layout, perfect for a variety of styles in both wet and food-led operations. The property’s space and versatile structure lends itself to a tailored fit-out, ensuring it could be moulded to the specific needs of a new owner. The Star Inn comprises a spacious ground floor bar area with potential room for kitchen and dining area, plus a sizeable upper bar on the first floor. The first floor provides additional space that can be adapted for a variety of uses such as additional dining area or kitchen accessed by the dumb waiter system. The property’s layout offers the potential for creative remodelling and the opportunity to establish a unique identity in the food and beverage market. The property presents a fantastic opportunity for an experienced owner-operator within the food and drinks sector, a developer looking to diversify their portfolio, or an investor seeking a promising venture within the hospitality industry. Given its generous layout and strong trading location, the property could be transformed into a thriving gastropub, traditional public bar or restaurant, subject to planning.

The property is currently being offered for sale as a development opportunity and will require a full & comprehensive refurbishment. To arrange a viewing or for further information, please contact our team at Scottish Business Centre. We look forward to assisting you in this exciting opportunity.

Note: Measures should be taken to verify the property’s current condition and all particulars before making any commitment.

The Star Inn is housed on the ground and 1st floor of a tenement block of residential flats. The traditional a ground and upper floor traditional pub premises consists off the following: spacious bar area, stairs leading to first floor 2nd bar area. Storage is found throughout the premises. To the rear is a small lane that leads to the rear of the premises. It should be noted that the premises are currently closed and not trading. Any investor will require to carry out a complete clearance & re fit of the premises.