Re Scrip Dividend-Replacement

Primary Health Properties PLC
08 April 2005


The following replaces the Statement re Scrip Dividend released today at 10.46am
under RNS No. 8156K.

References to the Dividend should be to the Interim and not the Final Dividend.

The full amended text appears below:




8 April 2005


               PRIMARY HEALTH PROPERTIES PLC (the "Company")


On 21 November 2002, at the Extraordinary General Meeting, the Directors of the
Company ("Directors") were granted authority to offer new ordinary shares
instead of cash in respect of dividends (the "Scrip Dividend Alternative").   On
9 March 2005 the Directors announced an interim dividend for the year ending 30
June 2005 of 6p per Ordinary Share (the "Interim Dividend").

A Circular dated 8 April 2005  will be posted to shareholders in respect of the
Scrip Dividend Alternative (the "Circular") together with a form of election and
notice of entitlement and the Company's Interim Report.  The Circular will offer
the shareholders on the register of members on 18 March 2005 the opportunity to
elect to receive new ordinary shares instead of cash in respect of the Interim
Dividend.


Financial Calendar for the Interim Dividend for the year ending 30 June 2005

                                                                        2005

Ordinary shares quoted ex-dividend                                      16 March

Record date for Interim Dividend                                        18 March

Posting of Forms of Election and Notices of Entitlement                 8 April

Latest date for receipt of Forms of Election                            9 May

Interim Dividend warrants despatched for payment and definitive share   26 May
certificates and Notional Tax Voucher to Crest participants posted

Payment date                                                            26 May

Dealings expected to commence in new ordinary shares                    27 May


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