The historic property at 2-10 Bothwell Street was built in 1849 during the height of the Victorian era. It was redeveloped for occupation by Abbey National, now Santander, and is currently a multi-let office space home to several well-established occupiers.

The building extends to 28,136 sq ft over basement, ground and floor upper floors with the benefit of six external car spaces.

Because of its prime location and versatile building plan, the building provides the opportunity to be redeveloped for a variety of alternative uses including offices, hotel, leisure and retail uses, subject to local planning consent.

The property is situated in the centre of Glasgow within walking distance of the Central Station, the prime retail district and the core corporate office area.

Property firm JLL is marketing the building and is seeking offers in excess of £3m.

Mike Buchan, lead director, Glasgow at JLL, said: “This is an exceptional property, with a strong tenant base, which has been a permanent fixture in the heart of Glasgow’s business district for over 170 years. It is a unique opportunity to purchase such a high profile building and we expect interest to be shown from a range of perspective buyers who see the potential in the site.

“Its central location makes it an attractive office investment or redevelopment for a variety of uses.”