Inverness, recently awarded city status, occupies a strategic location within the Highlands of Scotland and during the 1990’s was one of the fastest growing towns in Europe.

Inverness has excellent air, rail and road links to the rest of the UK and the population of 65,000 provides a large pool of skilled and loyal employees.

One major reason for the growth is the attraction of the excellent lifestyle on offer but at the same time there has been heavy investment in a communication infrastructure to keep the Highlands in touch with the rest of the commercial world.

Dochfour Business Centre stands in the grounds of Dochfour Estate amidst trees and parkland which have taken over 200 years to mature.

The A82 runs past the development along the north shore of Loch Ness to the Isle of Skye and Fort William.

The peace and tranquility of the setting disguises the fact that Inverness city-centre and Railway station are only 3.5 miles away, the main A9 trunk road 5 miles and Inverness airport 14 miles.

Flying time to London, using one of the frequent flights available from a choice of two carriers, is only one and a half hours. regular bus services to and from Inverness will serve the development.