Eagle Nightclub, North Street, Forres, Moray, IV36 1AD

Set in the centre of the town, the Eagle is a traditional, stone, detached 2-storey commercial building extending to approximately 365m^2.  Currently a large public bar with ample seating area occupies the ground floor with a further bar and expansive nightclub/function area on the upper floor.

Situated just off the High Street within Forres it offers a superb opportunity for an events venue in the very heart of Forres. Additionally, given the internal layout, the property may be suitable for a range of occupiers and alternative uses subject to the relevant consents being obtained from the local authority.

Ground Floor

The ground floor houses the public bar with a substantial, horseshoe-shaped wooden bar with beer taps, under-counter fridges and raised optics. Access to the cellar storage area is from behind the bar.  Large vinyl covered floor area with plenty of space for seating, pool table, etc.  Male, female and accessible toilets.

Upper Floor

Built-in wooden bar with wall-mounted optics and under-counter fridges.  Carpeted seating areas around the wooden dancefloor.  Male and female toilets.

The property benefits from mains supplies of water, drainage, gas and electricity. Heating within the property is provided by a gas fired central heating boiler fuelling wall mounted radiators through the property.

Forres

Forres is a thriving small town in the northeast of Scotland. With an active high street offering butchers, bakers, cafes, gift shops, hairdressers, a tailor, post office and grocery shops, it continues to offer a wide selection of services. The town boasts large parks and woodland walks, having been placed, or won, the relevant section of Britain in Bloom on multiple occasions. Primary and secondary schooling is available in the town, with the Drumduan Steiner school offering alternative education and Gordonstoun private school a mere 11 miles away with transport available daily.

Healthcare is available in Forres with hospitals in Elgin (12 miles) and Inverness (26) miles. Transport links are excellent with a regular bus running between Aberdeen and Inverness, a train station also on the main line between Aberdeen and Inverness and airports in both Inverness and Aberdeen providing daily flights to domestic and international destinations.

Outdoor opportunities are incredible with the beautiful white sand beaches of Findhorn less than 5 miles away, offering sailing, paddleboarding and wild swimming, skiing is available in both The Lecht and Cairngorms, both less than an hour away, and endless opportunities for walking, biking, horse riding and hiking in the vast forests of Culbin and Newtyle.

Please note that all measurements and distances are approximate and provided for guidance only.