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Campbell House

Campbell House sits to the east of Crichton Hall between it and Bankend Road. It has a large garden area to its north and an equally large car parking area to its East. Built in 1841/2, the building was originally known as Crichton House.

The first floor offers individual office suites that have been sympathetically refurbished. Car parking is adjacent to the building with a cycle rack and is also close to a bus stop.

Campbell House benefits from High Speed Business grade WIFI.

The Crichton, Bankend Road, Dumfries, DG1 4UQ

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All Out Pest Control

Building Location: Campbell House

Border Floor Ltd

Tel: 01387 702117 / 01228 595500 Email: sales@borderfloor.co.uk

Building Location: Campbell House

SMG Financial Management

Tel: 01387 254559 Email: shaun@smgfm.com

Building Location: Campbell House

Solway Firth Partnership

Tel: 01387 702161 Email: info@solwayfirthpartnership.co.uk

Building Location: Campbell House

StaffSafe Limited

Tel: 01387 702388 Email: info@staffsafe.co.uk

Building Location: Campbell House, Hillhead House

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Office Details	Size
Office F4	240 sqft
Office F5	250 sqft

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