Property investment and development firm, Ark Estates, has announced the acquisition of the 1.5 acre Seafield Trading Estate.
Situated one mile to the north east of Inverness city centre, the trading estate is located within the Longman Industrial Estate - the Highland capital's most central and established business and commercial location.
Occupied by long term tenants Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, Finning UK, JD Todd, Geo Amey Pecs and Edmundson Electrical, the modern multi-let industrial five unit terrace extends to 22,482 sq ft with generous shared concrete yard with parking.
Speaking about the purchase, Ark Estates managing director, Willie Gray, said: "We're delighted to have acquired the Seafield Trading Estate. As a great building in a prime location with excellent tenants, it's a superb addition to our commercial property portfolio. All current tenants will remain after the acquisition and we look forward to working with them going forward."
The 1.5 acre Seafield Trading Estate consists of five industrial/trade counter units of steel portal frame construction with powder coated profiled metal cladding and profiled metal roofs. Each unit boasts its own dedicated vehicular access, roller shutter door and pedestrian access door.
The units - which boast excellent communications links with direct access to the A9 North and South - benefit from blockwork dados, WCs, kitchen/tea prep facilities and office pods. Some of the units have been fitted out with additional offices, mezzanine floors, trade counters, and extended welfare facilities.
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