St Brendan’s House, 69 South Guildry Street, Elgin presents a rare mixed-use townhouse combining a self-contained ground-floor office suite with an attractive three-bedroom apartment above. Ideally located just off Elgin’s historic High Street, the property blends period character with modern comfort, appealing to lifestyle buyers and investors alike. The office accommodation includes multiple bright rooms, a reception area, kitchen, shower room, and storage—perfect for professional, creative, or consultancy use. The first-floor apartment, successfully operated as an Airbnb, features stylish living and dining areas, a fitted kitchen, three generous bedrooms, and a contemporary bathroom, offering versatility as a home or income-generating asset. Elgin serves as Moray’s administrative and commercial centre, with excellent local amenities, schooling, transport links, and connections to the Speyside whisky region and Moray Coast. St Brendan’s combines heritage charm, flexibility, and a prime location, making it an exceptional investment or live-work opportunity.

St Brendan’s House, 69 South Guildry Street, offers a rare mixed-use townhouse in central Elgin, with a well-presented commercial office suite on the ground floor and an attractive three-bedroom apartment above, ideal as owner’s accommodation or a successful Airbnb. The property’s blend of period character, modern comfort and highly accessible location makes it an excellent lifestyle purchase or investment opportunity in one of Moray’s most vibrant towns.

Situated just off Elgin’s historic core, South Guildry Street is a charming, traditional street within easy walking distance of the High Street, supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities. Elgin itself serves as the administrative and commercial centre of Moray, offering a thriving town atmosphere, nearby coastal scenery and close links to the renowned Speyside whisky country, making it popular with residents, tourists and business visitors alike.

Families benefit from a good choice of primary and secondary schooling in and around the town, together with further education at Moray College UHI. Elgin railway station provides regular services to Inverness and Aberdeen, the A96 gives straightforward road access to both cities, and Inverness and Aberdeen airports lie within comfortable driving distance, providing a selection of domestic and international flights.

The ground floor has been configured as a self-contained office suite, currently providing several generously proportioned offices, reception space, staff kitchen, shower room with WC and useful store, all enjoying excellent natural light and period charm. This versatile layout is well suited to professional practices, creative industries or consultancy use, and could lend itself to shared offices or treatment rooms, subject to any necessary consents.

Above, the first-floor apartment has traded successfully as an Airbnb-style holiday let, drawing visitors who are attracted to Elgin’s whisky trail connections, historic cathedral, and easy access to the Moray Coast and Highlands. New owners could continue the established short-let business, develop boutique guest accommodation, or occupy the flat as a private home while generating income from the ground-floor commercial space.

A private entrance opens to a welcoming stair to the upper floor, where a bright landing leads to a stylish dining room and spacious living room, arranged in a semi open-plan fashion to create an excellent social and entertaining area. The living spaces retain traditional detail such as fireplaces, timber floors and window shutters, enhanced by tasteful modern décor and an appealing split-level staircase with a cosy reading nook.

The apartment offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a charming front-facing double with feature fireplace and another generous room currently arranged as a twin, together with a flexible single that could serve as a study or additional guest room. A fitted kitchen and contemporary bathroom complete the accommodation, ensuring comfortable day-to-day living for owners or guests.

To the front, St Brendan’s presents an attractive period façade in keeping with neighbouring traditional properties, reinforcing its professional presence for commercial occupiers and kerb appeal for holiday guests. The property is well placed for on-street and nearby public parking, and residents or visitors can quickly reach riverside walks, Elgin Cathedral and a range of recreational facilities, highlighting the advantages of this convenient town-centre setting.