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Eskdale House

Eskdale House is an elegant, substantial sandstone building situated to the East of the Estate. Located in close proximity to the Business Park and Educational Campus and providing stunning views across the semi rural setting. The first floor offers seven flexible office spaces that can be collectively or independently rented. Eskdale House benefits from High Speed Business Grade WIFI connections and meeting room facilities.

Eskdale House The Crichton, Glencaple Road, DUMFRIES DG1 4ZZ

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Care and Repair, Dumfries and Galloway

Tel: 01387 217744 Email: enquiries@careandrepair-dg.co.uk

Building Location: Eskdale House

Developing the Young Workforce (DYW)

Email: info@dywdg.co.uk

Building Location: Eskdale House

Dumfries and Galloway Chamber of Commerce (DGChamber)

Tel: 01387 270866 Email: admin@dgchamber.co.uk

Building Location: Eskdale House

HK Financial Advisers

Tel: 01387 279134 Email: btrevorknowles@outlook.com

Building Location: Eskdale House

The Orchard Nature Nursery

Tel: 01387 253003 Email: orchardnaturenursery@yahoo.co.uk

Building Location: Eskdale House

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Office Details	Size
Office F3	430 sqft
Office F5	450 sqft

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