An Edinburgh city centre nightclub and music venue which was run for years by musician and TV presenter Jools Holland is currently on the market, available to let for £195,000 per year.
The Jam House at Queen Street closed in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The venue was a popular nightclub and music venue for years, with the ‘Later With’ presenter opening the venue at the former BBC Broadcasting House in 2005 in partnership with designer Neil Tibbatt – to produce a night out which had elements of live music, fine dining and good times.
The 700 capacity venue is now available with consent to operate as a leisure venue, however any potential buyer could apply for a change of use and possibly turn the five-storey Georgian Townhouse into flats.
To view this property, call 07768 704 203 or 07500 423 941.
1. Big venue takes centre stage
The Jam House previously traded as a live music venue and as such benefits from Class 11 (Leisure) Consent, however, alternative uses will be considered subject to necessary consents. Photo: Graham and SIbbald
2. Balcony
Many locals will have memories of being up on the balcony at the Jam House looking down on the dance floor or watching a live band on stage. Photo: Graham and Sibbald
3. Dining area
The availability of the former Jam House provides a superb opportunity for a new owner or operator to lease a truly unique and rarely available property. Photo: Graham & Sibbald
4. Chairs
The premises occupies the basement, ground and first floor levels of a five-storey Georgian Townhouse extending to 16,000 sq. ft. Photo: Graham and Sibbald