Former Ferintosh Business Centre, Sation Road, Dingwall, IV15 9JE

The property comprises a substantial site featuring seven terraced two-storey townhouses, with further land offering scope for parking or additional development. Constructed in traditional solid stone beneath pitched slated roofs, the buildings would benefit from a comprehensive programme of refurbishment, with some redevelopment already initiated. The site also offers flexibility for a range of other potential future uses, subject to consents, including showroom, vehicle sales, or full redevelopment.

The subjects are situated on Station Road, on the left-hand side when entering the town from the south, within easy walking distance of Dingwall town centre. Dingwall lies approximately 15 miles north-west of the Highland capital, Inverness, and benefits from a good range of local amenities together with strong road and rail transport links to the wider Highland region.

By appointment through the sole agents Allied Surveyors Scotland.

Digital mapping software indicates an approximate gross external ground floor area of 330 sq m (3,552 sq ft). The subject is arranged over two storeys, although this measurement represents only the ground floor. The whole site extends to approximately 0.21 acres.

The subjects benefit from a lapsed planning consent for the development of 10 dwellings, comprising the 7 existing townhouses and 3 additional new-build units.

Offers are invited for the property.

To be confirmed. The subjects likely will require reassessment upon any redevelopment.

The property has connections of mains water, electricity and drainage.

The Energy Performance Certificate rating is ‘TBC’

Each party will be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in the preparation, negotiation and settlement of the documentation pertaining to the lease or sale including LBTT or VAT applicable.

On completion of legal formalities

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