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75-77  High Street  Nairn, Highlands

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Former office premises within the centre of Nairn. Vacant commercial unit located in a busy area. Rateable Value (RV) of £7,800 and was previously used as office space. Freehold Sale. Vacant.

Category C Listed Building. Main door entry on ground level. Internal access into hallway with individual rooms all located within. Partially completed project (as pictured). Requires completion.

The property could accommodate various uses, including office, shop unit, or café, and may have potential for a hot food takeaway (subject to obtaining necessary consents and permissions).

Suitable for multiple uses - subject to gaining relevant consents. All planning enquires can be made to local authority. Nairn is also a good starting point for the now famous North Coast 500.

SOLD AS SEEN - PERFECT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IN EXCELLENT ROYAL BURGH LOCATION - Compact, walkable High Street filled with shops, eateries and community life. Vacant Possession.

Former solicitor/office premises within the centre of Nairn. Vacant commercial unit located in a busy area. Rateable Value (RV) of £7,800 and was previously used as office space. Freehold Sale. Vacant. Category C Listed Building. Main door entry on ground level. Internal access into hallway with individual rooms all located within. Partially completed project (as pictured). Requires completion. The property could accommodate various uses, including office, shop unit, or café, and may have potential for a hot food takeaway (subject to obtaining necessary consents). Nairn is a town and former royal burgh in the Highland Council area of Scotland. Grand building offering a lifestyle opportunity within the coastal town of Nairn, the Moray Firth’s premier holiday destination. Nairn’s greatest asset is its marvellous sandy beach and makes for the perfect family holiday: sand castles, promenade walks, putting green, leisure park and a swimming pool – all set against the backdrop of the Moray Firth with its wonderful views and a chance to see the famous Moray Firth dolphins. Nairn is also a good starting point for the now famous North Coast 500 – a 516-mile (830 km) scenic route around the north coast of Scotland. The Town is well connected by bus, train and air. Nairn has extensive facilities boasting two championship golf courses and the popular Castle Stuart Golf Course is but a short drive. There is an excellent indoor swimming complex, plus many other social and entertainment facilities.

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Nairn’s High Street is the historic heart of this charming coastal town, lined with Victorian and characterful stone buildings, including the prominent Town and County Buildings with its clock tower Nairn’s greatest asset is its marvellous sandy beach and makes for the perfect family holiday. Promenade walks, putting green, leisure park and a swimming pool – all set against the backdrop of the Moray Firth with its wonderful views and a chance to see the famous Moray Firth dolphins. Nairn is the perfect base for exploring the Scottish Highlands and is close to Culloden Battlefield, Fort George, Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle, Inverness, Urquhart Castle on Loch Ness. Nairn is also a good starting point for the now famous North Coast 500 – a 516-mile (830 km) scenic route around the north coast of Scotland. The Town is well connected by bus, train and air. The town of Nairn is also a popular residential location with excellent schooling and welfare facilities. It has a wide range of social and sporting amenities plus excellent communication links to Aberdeen and Inverness by road and rail. Inverness Airport is about 6 miles from Nairn and the Highlands capital, Inverness is only a 16 mile drive.

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