Caledonian House Midmill, Kintore, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51 0UY

The subjects comprise a detached industrial unit comprising of an office with adjoining workshop and
concrete yard.
The office accommodation and is of one and a half storey construction with a single storey extension
which connects to the workshop to the rear. The main walls are of brick/block and have been externally
harled, whilst the front elevation has been clad in stone block work. The upper level has a mansard roof
with the elevations and upper pitched section being clad in concrete tiles.
The rear extension is of similar construction, albeit has a pitched and concrete tiled roof over. There are
two further extensions to the south elevation, one of which comprises a sunroom type building with a
pitched, hipped and concrete tiled roof, whilst the other extension is of block and externally harled
construction with a flat roof over, overlaid in a rubberised membrane finish.
To the rear of the offices are two workshop buildings which are interconnected internally. Each bay is of
steel portal framed construction, with the walls being of profile metal sheet cladding to the south most
bay, and of block and externally harled construction with profile metal cladding above for the north
most bay. Both sections have pitched profile metal clad roofs over.
Access into the office building is via a pedestrian door to the front elevation, and there are a number of
additional doors to the side elevations. Access to the workshops can be gained via electrically operated
roller shutter vehicle doors to the side and end gables, and most areas are interconnected internally.