Commercial property for sale in Orkney Islands

This area of land extends to approximately 2.94 acres and is situated in the Orkney Land Development Plan for housing. The grounds may be suitable for up to 10 houses with the appropriate permissions being granted. The purchaser will be responsible for servicing the development.

The shop caters for locals and tourists and offers a wide variety of goods. You can find prints by local artists and photographers, picture frames, souvenirs, local produce such as Fursbreck pottery, Orkney Isles Preserves, Orkney Fudge and Orkney Cheese

• 24 hour access
• Corner lot

The plots are situated behind the village street making a secluded location but within easy walking distance of the shop, ferry, cafe and hotel. The tried and tested practice on the Orkney isles for building is to buy a house kit and either have it erected by the supplier or our local island contractor (who can also do all the ground works).

Atlantis Lodges consists of five units one of which housing The Waterside Café, office block and a two bedroom apartment above. The other four lodges have three separate flats within. There is a mixture of hardwood and UPVC double glazed windows and doors. With storage and air source heating.

Has the potential for many uses and would suit a buyer looking with equestrian or fish farming interests as there is a stream on the eastern boundary which flows under the road and out to the beach and the sea and close to the beautiful Scorrie Moss.

The property is located in the heart of High Street, the principal retail thoroughfare within the town of Thurso.

• 24 hour access

• Storage space

• Restaurant

• Raised floor
• Accent lighting
• Storage space

This is a good opportunity to secure a prominent site for either owner occupation or potential development opportunities. The land extends to a gross developable area of 0.65 acres excluding a small substation on the land. It is generally sloping and presently laid to grass with two potential access points off the adopted road.

Wick is the most northerly town on the East Coast of Scotland. It is a Royal Burgh and County town with the Council offices and the Sheriff Court, offering shoppers multiple stores such as Boots, Co-op, Lidl, Tesco, Homebase, Superdrug and Argos, together with all the Scottish banks. Primary and Secondary education is fully provided.

The land forms an irregular shaped site extending to 1.60 acres or thereby. Boundaries are a mixed type with low level structures and mixed surfaces.