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Lochalsh Business Park Auchtertyre Wester Ross On behalf of Highlands & Islands Enterprise FOR SALE / TO LEASE SITES LOCHALSH BUSINESS PARK AUCHTERTYRE WESTER ROSS CONTACT: Graham & Sibbald 4 Ardross Street, INVERNESS, IV3 5NN • OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE SITES FOR COMMERCIAL AND LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Tel:+44 (0)1463 236977 Fax: +44 (0)1463 224886 DEVELOPMENT IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO A87 TRUNK ROAD Email: [email protected] LOCHALSH BUSINESS PARK,AUCHTERTYRE,WESTER ROSS SITES LOCATION SITE AREA HECTARES AREA ACRES The subjects are situated in the rural community of Auchtertyre Site 1 0.488 1.207 which lies approximately 5 miles east of Kyle of Lochalsh. The Site 2 0.834 2.061 business park is situated to the south side of the A87 trunk road. Site 3 0.939 2.321 Site 4 0.297 0.734 Site 5 0.377 0.932 Access to the property is by means of a tarmacadamed surfaced road. The upkeep of the road together with the access barriers shared on a mutual basis by all occupants within the estate. PLANNING The property is zoned for business, light industry and storage uses within the Skye & Lochalsh Local Plan. Planning permission was granted 30th January 1996 for change of use from quarry to business park for four plots, including Sites 4 and 5, subject to Use Classes 3 (Business) and 11( Leisure). Within the West Highland & Islands Draft Local Plan the site is zoned for business use and one of the stated objectives for Auchtertyre is to encourage a more efficient use of business land. Any Planning enquires should be directed in the first instance to the Area Planning Office in Dingwall. SERVICES Mains supply water and electricity are led into the Business Park. A plan showing services can be made available but this is for indicative purposes only and prospective purchasers will require to satisfy themselves with regards to all services. DESCRIPTION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Lochalsh Business Park has been developed in recent years by The sites are being marketed on behalf of Highlands & Islands Highlands & Islands Enterprise to encourage employment and Enterprise. Our clients will require details as to the proposed enterprise within the community. Initially two office blocks have use, development timescales and likely levels of job creation as been constructed to the north side of the estate. part of any offer to purchase. HIE will have regard to the Government Economic Strategy in the assessment of all In addition HIE have created a platformed development site to proposals. It should also be noted that a number of the site the east end of the estate shown as Sites 4 and 5 which extends servicing works were initially undertaken with ERDF funding in total to 0.67 ha/1.66ac or thereby. This site has been which may preclude certain uses or users, e.g. retail. Purchasers earmarked for office or light workshop development and our will be required to adhere to a Deed of Condition in respect of the clients would consider development of the site for this type of common parts of the Business Park use. PRICE Offers are sought by way of purchase or lease for the In addition HIE have further areas of available land to the south aforementioned sites. HIE are not obliged to accept the highest side of the access road (hatched red). This ground may be or any offer. suitable for industrial and commercial development. The land is It should be noted that VAT will be payable on all transactions. undeveloped and prospective purchasers will require to satisfy VIEWING themselves in terms of ground conditions and availability of Strictly by appointment through services. Messrs. Graham & Sibbald. ENTRY By Agreement. WITH OFFICES IN: IMPORTANT NOTICE Please read carefully 1.These particulars are intended as guide only. Their accuracy is not warranted or guaranteed. • ABERDEEN • GLASGOW • PAISLEY Intending Purchasers/Tenants should not rely on these particulars but satisfy themselves by inspection of the property. Photographs only show parts of the property which may have changed since they were taken. • DUNDEE • HAMILTON • PERTH 2. Graham & Sibbald have no authority to give any representation other than these particulars in relation to this property. DUNFERMLINE INVERNESS STIRLING Intending Purchasers/Tenants take the property as they find it. • • • 3. Graham & Sibbald are not authorised to enter into contracts relating to this property. These particulars are not intended to nor shall they form part of any legally enforceable contract and any • EDINBURGH • KILMARNOCK • WEYBRIDGE contract shall only be entered into by way of an exchange of correspondence between our client’s Solicitors and Solicitors acting for the Purchaser/Tenants. FALKIRK KIRKCALDY 4.All plans based upon Ordnance Survey maps are reproduced with the sanction of Controller of • • HM Stationery. 5.A list of Partners can be obtained from any of our offices..
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