The premises occupies an island site and comprise a 3-storey, red brick property surmounted by slated and mansard roofs.  The building has been completely refurbished internally to meet with the occupational requirements of Pure Gym. Pure Gym now occupy all three floors.

Internally, the ground floor accommodation comprises the main entranceway together with an area largely occupied by cross-trainers and a series of areas dedicated to various forms of weightlifting.

The ground floor also includes a staff room, storage facility, and administrative office accommodation for employees. There is a main stairwell accessing the upper floors together with lift provision.  There is a good supply of natural daylight along each of the elevations.

The first floor is of similar specification including a principal gym floor area together with an area dedicated for spin classes and related activities and separated by demountable partitions. There is also extensive male and female changing and locker facilities together with WC provision and a small degree of storage accommodation.

The second floor provides further gym facilities wrapping around a light well where much of the air conditioning units are situated externally.  The second floor comprises a number of cross trainers, exercise bikes, rowing machines, stretch areas and weight machines. Is also includes a dedicated studio for specific fitness classes. A staff room, office, server and ancillary storage facilities are also provided on this floor.

Stirling was awarded City Status in March 2002 as part of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee. The city is situated in the heart of Scotland’s Central Belt being equidistant from Edinburgh and Glasgow via the M9. It enjoys excellent infrastructural links and has a resident population in the order of 85,000 people within the Stirling Council area.

The city’s retail provision is centred around the Thistle Centre which is owned by Standard Life. Additional retail provision exists at Burghmuir’s Retail Park which is occupied by Waitrose, TK Maxx, and Maplin Electronics.

The subjects occupy a prominent position overlooking the Craigs roundabout which represents a gateway into the city centre. The property is within immediate vicinity of the Thistle Marches Shopping Centre, Burghmuir Retail Park, the main retail provision on Port Street and Murray Place together with Wellgreen car park. It is also within close proximity to Stirling Railway Station.

The premises have been measured to provide the following Gross Internal Area: