Commercial Properties For Sale in Caithness
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Dunbeath Coastal Retreat represents a compelling blend of lifestyle, home and high-performing holiday business in one of Scotland’s most dramatic coastal settings. The existing operation of five high-specification pods, two with private hot tubs, is well established and positioned to capture the ...
- PRIME NEW LISTING. We are excited to present this tenanted commercial opportunity located within a prime location in Thurso.
- *Charming 2-story building featuring a welcoming ground floor entrance and well-maintained toilets, a spacious dining area on the second floor accommodating up to 46 people with a cosy bar
- Currently operating as a LICENSED RESTAURANT, this property is generating a steady rental income of £2400 per month, totalling £28,800 annually, promising a robust return on investment.
Freehold Building plot in stunning location over looking Wick Bay. The land is the site of a former house- the house has been demolished. The plot is offered without planning permission but the fact that a house previously stood on the plot is normally a positive indicator that planning permission will be attainable however no guarantees can be made by Braveheart Auctions. The plot is serviced with utilities to the site or to the border of the site for straight-forward connection when required. Amazing views offered from the site measured at approximately 203sqm (2,185sqft) in excellent location for access to the popular town centre and local amenities. The site may offer potential for other uses. The location on the North Coast 500 creates a massive demand for short-term accommodation with tourists, particularly in the summer months, desperate for lodges, pods etc. The North Coast 500 settlement of Wick is a town and Royal burgh in Caithness straddling the river Wick and Wick Bay. Wick has a resident population of approximately 7,000 making it the second largest town in the region- after Thurso. The historic, rugged costal town of Wick enjoys a prominent position on the North Coast 500 route approximately 16 miles south of John O'Groats and enjoys a strong demand for short-term accommodation as a result. Caithness covers a wide area in the far north east of the Highlands, it includes the towns of Wick and Thurso, two of the larger settlements in the Highlands...
- Building plot on the NC500 Tourist Route
- Stunning Views over Wick Bay and marina
- Site of former house (demolished)
- PRIME NEW LISTING. We are excited to present this approximate 0.15 -acre plot located within a tranquil location in Keiss, Wick.
- Potential development opportunity for shrewd investor/developers looking for a plot in an excellent location.
- Planning comes with outline planning permission in principle. - PLANNING REF 25/02080/PIP
Dunbeath Coastal Retreat represents a compelling blend of lifestyle, home and high-performing holiday business in one of Scotland’s most dramatic coastal settings. The existing operation of five high-specification pods, two with private hot tubs, is well established and positioned to capture the ...
Two thriving retail businesses for sale in Thurso – a hardware store and paint supplier with huge growth potential, loyal customers, and strong cross-sell synergy. Includes 14 on-site containers for storage or rental – a ready-made opportunity.
Castlehill Steading and development site consists of a range of traditional buildings with an area of arable land immediately adjacent, extending to approximately 6.67 acres (2.7 hectares). Castlehill benefits from planning permission for conversion of the steading buildings and the erection of additional residential and commercial units. Castlehill lies directly north of the village of Castletown, within the county of Caithness, an area famed for beautiful coastlines and open countryside, and along the hugely popular North Coast 500 route.
Newsbeat Newsagent is ideally located in a single storey detached property in the heart of Thurso. The business comprises as well-stocked newsagent as well as offering takeaway ice cream, hot food and fresh coffee. This flexible retail unit is located centrally on Princes Street, Thurso.
** Timed Online Auction - 30 July 2026 ** INCOME PRODUCING RESTAURANT INVESTMENT with settled long-term tenant and extremely well-established business paying £39,000 per annum (inclusive of VAT) in the popular Harbour area of Wick, Highlands..
** Timed Online Auction - 13 August 2026 ** *IMMEDIATE INCOME PRODUCING INVESTMENT*. Tenanted, 3 storey, town centre licensed restaurant with settled tenant paying £28,800 per annum on FRI lease until March 2024. SUPER RETURN ON INVESTMENT..
The unit consists of a single storey workshop/office unit. The subjects is built with cavity concrete block and rendered walls under a pitched and felt clad roof. The unit also benefits from a roller shutter door which opens onto yard/parking area.
Situated in the town of Wick, within a prominent and central trading situation, this spacious retail unit generates a high level of footfall. Currently operating as a Fishing Tackle Specialists the business enjoys year-round trade with strong and loyal local customer base plus significant patrona...
Freehold Building plot in stunning location over looking Wick Bay. The land is the site of a former house- the house has been demolished. The plot is offered without planning permission but the fact that a house previously stood on the plot is normally a positive indicator that planning permission will be attainable however no guarantees can be made by Braveheart Auctions. The plot is serviced with utilities to the site or to the border of the site for straight-forward connection when required. Amazing views offered from the site measured at approximately 203sqm (2,185sqft) in excellent location for access to the popular town centre and local amenities. The site may offer potential for other uses. The location on the North Coast 500 creates a massive demand for short-term accommodation with tourists, particularly in the summer months, desperate for lodges, pods etc. The North Coast 500 settlement of Wick is a town and Royal burgh in Caithness straddling the river Wick and Wick Bay. Wick has a resident population of approximately 7,000 making it the second largest town in the region- after Thurso. The historic, rugged costal town of Wick enjoys a prominent position on the North Coast 500 route approximately 16 miles south of John O'Groats and enjoys a strong demand for short-term accommodation as a result. Caithness covers a wide area in the far north east of the Highlands, it includes the towns of Wick and Thurso, two of the larger settlements in the Highlands...


