Commercial land for sale in Highland

The town has grown over the last 15 years and is popular with commuters to Inverness and Elgin. Nairn is well placed for access to employment in nearby Ardersier, Dalcross and Morayhill. Dalcross Airport lies approximately 9 miles southwest of the town where there are daily flights within the UK and European destinations.

This property comprise a secluded Greenfield development site which is generally level and extends to approximately 3.14 hectares (7.76 acres). The site is currently grassed over and set within an idyllic setting bounded by mature woodlands.

Inverness is the administrative, educational, business and commercial centre of the Highlands. Between 1991 and 2011 the population of Inverness grew by almost 18% to over 79,000. Significant improvements to transport infrastructure is ongoing which will deliver further growth potential.

Inverness Campus is an exceptionally high quality environment. A world class business location with excellent facilities, it brings together businesses, researchers, academia and scientists providing the ideal place to collaborate and innovate. The Campus Is the ideal, purpose-built location for those operating in life sciences, healthcare and...

The property is located in Tain, a royal burgh which lies on the south shore of the Dornoch Firth in Easter Ross. The development site is located between Lamington Street to the south and Kirksheaf Road to the north with Cunarder Lane running between the two streets along the north west most boundary of the site. The subjects comprise a regular...

The site extends to some 4.97 acres.

Land plot comprising approximately 1 acre. The property is twenty miles from the Highland’s capital city of Inverness where an even wider range of facilities is available. Acknowledged to be one of the fastest growing cities in Europe, Inverness provides a range of retail parks and supermarkets along with excellent cultural, educational,...

Bornesketaig is located close to Kilmuir on the northwest coast of the Trotternish peninsula on Skye’s north-eastern tip. Kilmuir has its own primary school, and the nearest main village is Uig, approximately 5 miles away, where you will find a good range of local amenities including a filling station, café-tearoom, local village shop and Post...

The village of Dunbeath has a Primary School, Pre-school/Playgroup facilities, Church, Community Hall, Post Office and Shop. Dunbeath village is famous for the novelist Neil Gunn and the surrounding area and its people provided inspiration for several of his novels.

Inverness is the commercial and administrative centre for the Highlands of Scotland, known as the “Capital of the Highlands”. It is one of the fastest-growing cities in the UK with a resident population in excess of 65,000.

This generous plot and land is located in the scenic hamlet of Gorthleck, surrounded by tranquil countryside and boasts stunning views over Loch Mhor, yet is within easy commuting distance of Inverness City. Nearby Foyers, approximately six miles away, caters adequately for daily requirements with a shop, café, post office and doctors surgery.

Dingwall is strategically located 14 miles north of Inverness and boasts a population in the region of 6,000. It is the market town of Ross & Cromarty and is recognised as the principal administrative town serving the region, which has a population of over 50,000. The subjects are situated within the Dingwall Business Park within an area of mixed...

The peaceful village of Rogart is a small, remote highland village. This village is an ideal location for activities including hillwalking and bird watching, as well as offering spectacular hilltop views. Rogart railway station was built in 1868 and is still in operation being a request stop on the Far North line.

The township of Kilbride is located some 5 miles from Broadford which is the second largest settlement on the Isle of Skye and has good local services which you would expect of a thriving area, including a supermarket, petrol station, bank, builder’s merchant, selection of small shops, hotels and restaurants.

Perched on a slightly elevated gradient is this attractive level 2.5 acre plot (Approx 1 hectare). With the pretty burn of Rattar running to the eastern boundary of the land the site boasts far reaching countryside views towards Dunnet head and the Pentland Firth Yonder

Colbost is located in the Duirinish peninsular on the north west of the Island and it is home to the world famous ‘Three Chimneys Restaurant’. The area is popular with those wishing to enjoy the outdoors with a good range of places to enjoy including Neist Point lighthouse and MacLeod’s Tables.

The plot is approximately 2 miles from the village of Lairg which offers excellent facilities including a general store, bank, post office, petrol station, health centre and dentist along with a railway station and bus service both North and South. The plot is reached via some of the most stunning countryside in the Highlands and is a highly...

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 land is located approximately 2 miles to the east of the town of Nairn. Known for its dry and sunny climate, Nairn is a vibrant Victorian town and has a good range of shops and professional services.

Lybster is an unspoilt village which has all the amenities required for every day living including hotels, bank, health centre, shops primary school, bowling club, nine hole golf course and churches. There is a regular bus service to Wick where the nearest secondary school can be found.

This plot enjoys a favourable and peaceful aspect, located in the hills above Loch Ness and appreciates views across the surrounding countryside to Loch Ness in the distance. Set close to the Great Glen Way, there are pleasant woodland walks to be had nearby. Drumnadrochit is some 7 miles away and is a thriving tourist destination.

The development land is situated on the outskirts of Alness close to the A9 trunk road. The site is located just off Teaninich Avenue at the entrance of the Easter Ross Business Park. This is a very prominent area of land in terms of the new Business Park.

The land is located approximately 2 miles to the east of the town of Nairn. Known for its dry and sunny climate, Nairn is a vibrant Victorian town and has a good range of shops and professional services.

Inverness the main business and commercial centre in the Highlands is approximately 22 miles away and offers extensive shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities along with excellent road, rail and air links to the South and beyond.

Set approximately 9 miles away from the small scenic village of Ardgay, which is some 50 miles north of Inverness and approximately 14 miles south west of Dornoch on the east coast of the Highlands. Ardgay has its own primary school and there is a secondary school in Tain .

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.

This land comprises 0.3 acres and is located on Riverbank, Isle of Skye. Heading through Broadford from the south you will pass the turning signposted Torrin (by the Broadford Hotel). Just after this turning take the slip road off to the left. Take the left hand turning into Riverbank and the plot will be on your left.

Gairloch is a thriving community made up of the villages and hamlets around Loch Gairloch.

These generous plots come with planning permission in principle for the construction of a 1 1/2 storey dwelling house and full details of the planning consents can be found on the Highland Council website reference: 16/04711/PIP

The house plot extends to approximately 0.289 acre surrounded by common grazing and croftland. The site is located approximately 3 miles from the amenities at Fort William.