ANGUS COUNCIL has announced that a World War I-era warehouse unit in Montrose is back on the market.

Forming half of a former aircraft hanger, the unit was built in 1913/14, and was one of the first structures to be erected on the Montrose Aerodrome, the first military airfield in Scotland. It also has the distinction, together with its sister units on the Estate, of being the only remaining examples of Major Burke-style sheds in the world.

The building underwent a full refurbishment five years ago, and is suitable for storage, distribution, and manufacturing uses. Floorspace extends to just under 7,000 sq ft, and the rent is £16,034.

To arrange a viewing or for further information, interested parties are asked to contact Derek Bean of the Council on 01307 – 473 199; email BeanDJ@angus.gov.uk.