BrewDog moves in on Perth after 20-year property deal

Perth will soon have its own BrewDog venue after a deal was stuck to let a city centre site to the fast-growing Aberdeenshire beer-maker.
The building occupies a prominent corner position on George Street. Picture: ContributedThe building occupies a prominent corner position on George Street. Picture: Contributed
The building occupies a prominent corner position on George Street. Picture: Contributed

Shepherd Chartered Surveyors said it had agreed a letting on a popular cafe/bistro premises for a 20-year period at £20,000 per annum.

The building occupies a prominent corner position on George Street within the immediate vicinity of Perth Concert Hall, Perth Museum and Art Gallery and the city’s newly designated “cultural quarter”.

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The 1,300 square foot premises comprises the ground and basement level of a corner terraced four-storey building.

Jonathan Reid, partner at Shepherd, said: “We’re delighted to secure this letting to the expanding BrewDog chain. It is rare to secure a 20-year lease agreement these days and this shows a great commitment to the city from BrewDog.”

The brewer has been growing its UK and international presence thanks to its successful Equity for Punks scheme.