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HIGHLAND RAIL HOUSE (Office) Inverness IV1 1LE Hansteen.Uk.Com First Floor Office Suite - 466 Sq Ft (45 Sq M) HIGHLAND RAIL HOUSE (office) Inverness IV1 1LE hansteen.uk.com First Floor Office Suite - 466 sq ft (45 sq m) S FRO T M N E R S * £5.00 M S R U per sq ft* E B T J E E C A S T T O L E • Prominent City Centre location • Close to Bus Station/Shopping Centre • High quality A listed building • 8 person passenger lift • Adjacent to Railway Station • Flexible lease terms 0141 221 8200 hansteen.uk.com [email protected] loCAtion PlAnninG The subjects are located within Inverness City The property has the benefit of Class 4 (Business) Centre on Academy Street adjacent to Station Use, in terms of the Town & Country Planning (Use Square which provides the entrance to Inverness Classes) (Scotland) Order 1997. Railway Station. The Eastgate Shopping Centre is within short walking distance. DESCRiPtion tERmS The space available comprises an open plan Please call our asset managers to discuss terms and conditions. We are flexible landlords and will tailor a room at first floor level extending to 466 sq ft specific package to suit your business needs and will (44 sq m) and has an EPC rating of F+. provide you with a full written quotation which covers • Open plan office space all the costs you will pay during your lease. • High height ornate ceiling Hansteen holdings plc is a ftse 250 property company • Large windows providing a high level of natural who are one of the largest owners of commercial daylight. property in the uk. Hansteen asset managers will be • Communal toilet and kitchen facilities involved throughout the entire leasing process, from • Secure entrance undertaking the initial viewing to agreeing terms and conditions and making sure the leasing process is an • 8 Person passenger lift A82 efficient experience. WeLONGMAN do ROAD not employ middle men RAILWAY TERRACE so you are safe in the knowledge that you are dealing with the owner of the property. LEACHKIN The Ironworks A9 Bogallan ROSE ST INVERNESS RAIGMORE Kilmuir FRIARS LANE Morrisons ACADEMY ST Moray Firth Old High Church A96 STROTHERS LANE North Kessock A9 FALCON SQUARE QUEENSGATE HIGHLAND RAIL HOUSE Balloch MILLBURN ROAD RIVER NESS FRASER ST Eastgate Shopping BANK ST Centre UNION STREET Raigmore CROWN ROAD CHURCH ST HIGHLAND RAIL HOUSE Westhill A9 BANK LANE Leachkin HUNTLY ST ARDCONNEL TERRACE HIGH STREET A82 McDonalds B861 CHARLES STREET CASTLE RD Inverness Museum REAY ST & Art Gallery NESS WALK Inverness Bogbain Castle DENNY ST HILL STREET Agent Details: Misrepresentation Act 1967. These detailsARDCONNEL are STREET provided only as a general guide to what is being offered subject to contract and subject linda Cameron to lease being available and are not intended to be construed as containing any representation of fact upon which any interested party tel: 01463 712 239 is entitled to rely. Other than this general guide neither we nor any person in our employ has any authority to make, give or imply any [email protected] representation or warranty whatsoever relating to the properties in these details. March 2018.
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