Explore West Lothian Council's Property, Land and Leasing Opportunities.
Find commercial properties, development land and leasing opportunities across West Lothian. Whether you're expanding your business, looking for investment opportunities or searching for the right location, explore the latest council-owned sites available.
Former Library, Whitburn
The property comprises the ground floor of a single-storey standalone building previously used as Whitburn Library and latterly as a community financial advice hub. Internally, the unit comprises a mainly open plan area suitable for a variety of uses with additional storage space and W.C. facilities.
Holmes Road Development Land , Holmes Road , Broxburn , Broxburn
The site comprises of approximately 1.01 hectares (2.49 acres) of undeveloped greenfield land within an established residential setting in Broxburn. The site is generally open in character, with areas of grassland, scrub and established vegetation throughout.
West Calder Business Centre
Comprising neutral painted walls, private external door and fitted corner desk. Heating is provided via thermostatic valve wall heaters; Lighting is provided via LED Fittings. The business centre comprises 17 self-contained, multi-purpose business units. Each tenant is responsible for their own Electricity Usage within the unit and will be recharged quarterly, (Service Charge Costs is for Communal Areas Only Inc Within Rental). Tenants have access to the building 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
2 Fairbairn Road Livingston
The Council has available for lease a mid terraced industrial unit extending approximately 3,300sqft at Fairbairn Road, Livingston. Fairbairn Road is centrally located within the popular business district of Kirkton with good access to Kirkton North and Alderstone Road. The nearby Livingston North Railway Station provides a regular train service to Bathgate and Edinburgh respectively.
Newyearfield Farm Business Units
The former Newyearfield Farmhouse and adjoining steading has been developed to provide 9 attractive business units with a central courtyard service 8 units. The former Farmhouse is of stone construction with a slated roof, the adjoining former steading is of stone construction harled with a pan tile roof. An attractive central courtyard laid out in mono block with a chipped central area gives access to all units except unit 7.
About West Lothian
Nestled in the heart of Scotland, West Lothian is a vibrant region that blends rich history, stunning landscapes, and modern living.
Located between Edinburgh and Glasgow, this central position makes it a gateway to Scotland’s cultural and economic hubs, while offering its own unique charm and attractions.
A Hub of Innovation and Industry
With its excellent transport links, West Lothian has grown into an economic powerhouse. The region supports thriving industries, from technology and manufacturing to renewable energy and creative sectors. Its strategic location makes it an attractive destination for businesses and entrepreneurs.
Thriving Communities and Modern Living
With its excellent transport links, West Lothian has grown into a significant center for business and development. The region supports thriving industries, from technology and manufacturing to renewable energy and creative sectors. Its strategic location makes it an attractive destination for businesses and entrepreneurs.
A Region Steeped in History
West Lothian is home to fascinating historical sites that tell the story of Scotland’s past. From the majestic Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots, to the House of the Binns, a stately home steeped in history, visitors are treated to a journey through time. Ancient villages, medieval churches, and the remnants of Roman-era settlements add to its historical richness.
A Region Steeped in History
West Lothian is home to fascinating historical sites that tell the story of Scotland’s past. From the majestic Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots, to the House of the Binns, a stately home steeped in history, visitors are treated to a journey through time. Ancient villages, medieval churches, and the remnants of Roman-era settlements add to its historical richness.
Natural Beauty and Outdoor Adventures
The region boasts breathtaking natural landscapes, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Explore the rolling hills and lush woodlands of the Pentland Hills Regional Park, or enjoy peaceful walks along the Union Canal. West Lothian also offers nature reserves like Beecraigs Country Park, where wildlife, trails, and serene views await.
A Warm Welcome
Whether you’re visiting, relocating, or simply curious, West Lothian offers something for everyone. From its historical treasures and natural beauty to its vibrant towns and friendly people, this is a place where heritage meets opportunity.
