Location

The city of Inverness (population circa 65,000) is the administrative centre of the Highlands and was granted city status in the year 2001. Inverness is predominately service driven and The Highland Council, Scottish Natural Heritage, NHS Highland, Highlands and Islands Enterprise and the Crofters Commission all have headquarters in the city.

The city benefits from excellent road, rail, sea and air services. Inverness Airport is located 8 miles to the north of the city on the A96 at Dalcross with regular flights to other major cities in the UK. The A9 provides access south to Perth (112 miles) and the central belt. The A96 links east to Aberdeen (105 miles) and the A82 to Fort William (65 miles). The subjects are situated within the city centre and benefit from easy access directly on to the A82 and
are a short walking distance from the Rose Street multi-storey car park and the bus and railway stations. The city centre has recently benefited from streetscape improvement works which have greatly enhanced the city centre environment.

Neighbouring occupiers include Giles Insurance Brokers Ltd, Leakeys cafe and bookshop, The Old High Church, Polish Deli, John Fraser & Son Funeral Directors, Blythswood Care, and The Ironworks live music venue.