Properties For Sale by Graham & Sibbald, Inverness, including sold STC
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The subjects comprise a modern two storey student residence of modern construction. Internally, the accommodation is finished to a high standard and is fitted out as 40 student bedrooms split into 6 main flats with ancillary accommodation. Each bedroom has a dedicated En-Suite WC/Shower Room ...
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.
Gladstone House, a Category C listed building, has secured consent for conversion into a 2 self-catering units, one consisting of 2 bedrooms and the other consisting of 5 bedrooms. (REF:2014/0110/LBC) Additionally, planning permission has been granted (REF: 2014/0105/DET) for the constructio...
The site is situated adjacent to Cradlehall Business Park which is a premier business location on the east side of Inverness within easy reach of all main arterial routes and the city centre. It is a modern environment which offers owners and occupiers a superb profile and superior business accommodation. Occupiers already established within the Business Park include NHS Highland, Scottish Ambulance Service, Johnston Carmichael, Harper Macleod LLP, Barclays and British Red Cross. The development opportunity is close to the new University of the Highlands and Islands Campus which opened its doors to students in 2015 and represents a £15 million investment. Known as the Beechwood Education and Research Campus, the 215 acre site is a development by Highlands and Islands Enterprise. As part of the Scottish Government's commitment within the £315 million Inverness and Highland City-Region Deal, plans are being progressed for the new East Link road which will connect the A9 to the A96 between Inshes and Smithton to the east of Inverness. The new carriageway and improved junctions will ease congestion at Inshes and provide improved connectivity for the development opportunity
The opportunity is situated to the south side of Inverness within a predominantly residential area. The site has frontage onto Stevenson Road which is a popular thoroughfare through the residential development of Inshes. The land is currently laid with grass and has been previously used for amenity purposes. The land is generally flat in nature and we envisage access can be taken from General Wade Military Road. This to be confirmed via Highland Council Planning Department. The whole site extends to approximately 0.91 acres or thereby. We understand that mains water and electricity are available nearby. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries with regard to the services for the site.
Phase 1 extends to a total of 32.1 acres. Phase 1 site will be fully serviced by 1st September 2017 to provide electricity, water, telecoms and foul drainage connections. There is no gas supply. Fully serviced sites are available for sale (subject to ground lease). Purchasers will be offered a 125 year ground lease at a peppercorn rent in exchange for a grassum payment. Purchasers will be responsible for securing detailed planning consent for any proposed building. Outline planning consent has been granted covering industrial, hotel, commercial and office uses under Use Classes 4 (Business), 5 (General Industrial), 6 (Storage & Distribution) and 7 (Hotels) of the Use Classes Order 1997. It is anticipated that key frontage sites will suit hotel and office users with the rear facing sites suiting industrial users. The entire development will be to a high standard including landscaped areas as shown on the proposed master plan. Occupiers will pay a service charge for maintenance of common areas. Structured development proposed through a design code prepared by IABP to create a high quality environment and surrounds. SALE TERMS Fully serviced plots are available to purchase based on a 125 year ground lease at a peppercorn rent per annum. There will be no rent reviews due under the ground leases. In exchange occupiers will pay a grassum payment. Occupiers will be responsible for securing detailed planning consent for any proposed buildings. Planning enquires should be...
The site is generally flat and extends to a Gross Development Area of 4.79 acres or thereby. A Title Plan can be provided on application to the selling agent. A Title Plan can be provided on application to the selling agent. There is no ground lease in place. We understand that the site will benefit from connections to utilities and drainage nearby, however, potential purchasers require to make their own enquiries in this regard.
Over 32 acres of flexible development space, ideal for industrial use, office space, or dedicated yard space - or even a combination of all three. Zoned areas ready for development:- flexible unit sizes from small to extra-large- custom plots, including two acres or more- design and fit-out to suit your business needs. Join a thriving business community located in the Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport.
The site represents an opportunity to acquire prime commercial development land within an established residential/commercial location within Inverness. The site is situated in an elevated position overlooking Inverness and extends to a Gross Area of 1.74 acres or thereby. We understand that the site will benefit from connections to utilities and drainage nearby, however, potential purchasers require to make their own enquiries in this regard.
The land is located on the north side of the A830 trunk road close to Neptune Staircase and Banavie Locks at the entrance to the Caledonian Canal within Banavie, Fort William, Lochaber. Fort William is the main regional centre for the Western Isles and provides a good range of local services. Fort William is a business tourist destination and is branded as the outdoor capital of the UK. The town benefits from the nearby proximity of Nevis Range Ski Centre and Mountain Bike Trails with Ben Nevis also acting as a year round tourist draw. We understand the site is currently unserviced. Based on our discussions we understand there is available capacity for mains electricity and water connections. We note that surface water will be dealt with by a SUDS basin created onsite and a new foul sewer drainage connection will be required to go under the A830 trunk road and Fort William to Mallaig railway line linking in to the existing foul sewer connection in Ardgour Road. Purchasers should make their own enquiries in this regard.