A Highland marina has found its way onto the market, with the owners inviting offers over £1.25 million.
The Arisaig opportunity includes a cafe and gift shop, office space and two ferries.
Meanwhile, a 13,000 acre estate in Sutherland and a five-bedroom hotel on the Isle of Skye can also be found in the latest commercial property listings.
These and more are discussed in this week’s commercial property round-up.
Every week we bring readers a selection of the most interesting properties listed for sale or rent.
Arisaig Marine sails onto market for offers over £1.25 million
Starting on the west coast, in Arisaig, a marina with space for up to 70 yachts has made its way onto the market.
Offers over £1.25m are being invited for the opportunity, which also includes a gift shop and cafe, office space and a commercial shed.
The sale of Arisaig Marine also includes two passenger boats, MV Sheerwater and MV Briscoe, which provide transport to small west coast isles like Muck and Eigg.
And finally, a new owner would also acquire Nauticat 38 — a yacht which berths accommodation for four on board.
Strutt & Parker and Shepherd Chartered Surveyors have been appointed as joint agents for the sale.
The marina is well sheltered from all north, south and west prevailing winds and provides an “ideal safe and secure location” for mooring and berthing.
Located at the head of Loch nan Ceall, Arisaig Marine has 45 seasonal moorings, and 25 additional moorings available for short to medium terms stays within the bay.
13,000 acres of land for sale
Moving north, selling agents Strutt & Parker has presented another “unique” opportunity, in the form of a Highland estate.
Ledmore Estate is made up of more than 13,000 acres of land and is currently a traditional sporting estate and is up for grabs at £4.75m.
The Sutherland estate has a significant amount of peatland, according to Strutt & Parker residential agency director Euan MacCrimmon.
He said: “The sheer size of this estate is what makes it so unique.
“It’s a big patch of attractive land, with three lochs for trout fishing and plenty of potential.
“The extensive estate is located in a stunning setting, with significant sporting, natural capital, renewable energy and amenity interest.”
Approximately 35 stags and 200 hinds or calves are culled annually to both maintain the welfare of the deer herd and for the health of the natural environment.
In the brochure, it also states there is windfarm potential within the estate and Mr MacCrimmon confirmed the current owners have been contacted for those purposes several times previously.
Would you fancy owning your own Skye hotel?
Taigh Ailean is now on the market, with offers over £520,000 being considered.
The five-bedroom hotel includes a “spacious” owners accommodation as well as a popular bar and a 22-cover dining room.
CCL Property, which is in charge of the listing, describes it as a “rare opportunity” to purchase a “truly unique and inviting” hotel.
The property overlooks Loch Harport and was built of whitewashed stone approximately 100 years ago.
The hotel entrance leads through to a guest lounge with an open fire.
Its dining room offers views of the loch and on the first floor you will find Munro’s Bar, which has 34 covers.
The stairwell leads up to three en-suite bedrooms and a further two can be found in the croft annex.
Office space up for grabs in Inverness city centre
In the Highland capital, a city centre office space on the east side of Church Street has appeared for lease.
Sitting above the Highlander, the Inverness unit is available for £1,000 a month and comprises of self-contained first floor offices within an intermediate three-storey and attic terraced building.
Allied Surveyors Scotland, which is in charge of the listing said the property is laid out in a mix of open plan or cellular offices, suitable for a range of occupants.
Strathpeffer village stores has £495,000 price tag
Lastly, Contin Village stores in Strathpeffer is up for grabs with a price tag of £495,000.
The shop sits in a 1950s building and was fully renovated in 2008, adding a double garage to its portfolio.
The ASG Commercial brochure states: “Contin Village Stores is a popular convenience store which benefits from an exceptional roadside trading location.
“An extremely appealing feature of the sale is the superb four-bedroom owners accommodation.
“The substantial property is set over circa half an acre with mature garden areas to the front and rear.
“Situated on the hugely popular NC500 route, Contin Stores benefits from a high level of passing trade year-round, with a spike in activity during the main tourist season from April to October.”
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