Units 2A 2B Wick Business Park, Wick, KW1 4QR

Description
The subjects are of steel portal frame construction, with cavity wall/double glazing infill and a hipped concrete tile clad roof. There are raised access floors incorporating power and data communications infrastructure.

Location
Wick is the principal county town for Caithness, situated approximately 100 miles north of Inverness and connected via the A9/A99 Trunk road, the Inverness to Wick/Thurso rail line and Wick Airport. Thurso and Scrabster are approximately 20 miles to the north-west, with regular ferries to Orkney, complemented by the ferry service from Gills Bay to Orkney. The world famous NC 500 route passes through Wick and has raised the profile of the area.

The economy has a blend of sectors including onshore and offshore wind, oil and gas, agriculture and food and drink, with the long term decommissioning of the Dounreay nuclear facility securing significant activity. Rolls Royce, BT and Subsea 7 are key employers and the Beatrice Offshore Windfarm, led by SSE Renewables, is one of the largest ever private sector infrastructure projects in Scotland, with its O&M base at Wick
Harbour.

The units are located at Wick Business Park, on the north eastern outskirts of Wick adjacent to the A99 Thurso/John O’Groats road. The business park has a mixture of office and industrial buildings, with occupiers including NHS Highland, BBM Solicitors, G&A Barnie Group and GMR Henderson. It is situated adjacent to Wick/John O’Groats Airport which has regular connections with Aberdeen.

Specifications
The accommodation comprises two separate office suites, one of which is open plan space and one which provides a combination of open plan and private offices. There are communal WC facilities. Exclusive car parking for 16 cars is available to the front of the subjects.