The new owner will take over both the bar and lounge area as well as the former nightclub space.
A 'well-established' former Glasgow bar and nightclub is up for sale.
The ground and basement floors of a property on Maryhill Road which used to be occupied by the popular nightlife spot Frampton's has been put on the market. A new owner will take over a 6000sqft space, including a bar and lounge area with a capacity of 150, and a large function area that was used as the nightclub to accommodate 250 people.While the first and second floors are currently undergoing refurbishments under another owner, the properties are separated by a dividing walkway with access through two different doors.
The listing, by Christie & Co, advises future tenants that the owner is willing to work with them to ensure they have their own set-up. It is described as"an ideal opportunity to acquire a long-established bar restaurant site that is currently in the process of being refurbished to create a more modern establishment."
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