Featured Propeties in Inverness-shire

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 Now assumed by the wider Highlands county area, the former county of Inverness-shire is located in the north of Scotland around the city of Inverness – by far the most populous conurbation in the region. Covering an extensive geographic area, the county was traditionally very sparsely populated, with few but prominent transport links north and south vital for keeping the county connected. With limited public transport options, the county has always been remote, but trades in accessibility for arguably some of the finest scenery in the world, making for a calming, relaxing destination for your next home purchase.

 

             

Inverness Museum and Gallery     Inchmore Gallery                         Castle Gallery

              

Beauly Priory                                      Culloden                                 Clava Cairns

 

        

 

 

 The main A9 route through Inverness-shire provides direct access both north and south, notably to Thurso and down to Perth and eventually Edinburgh. Alternatively, the A82 and A96 routes ensure Inverness is well connected by road.

 One of the only stations in the county, Inverness train station links to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and London along the principal rail routes, making it easy to travel south by rail. Additionally, services run to Thurso, Wick and the Kyle of Lochalsh, although on a more limited timetable.

 

 

 Inverness airport offer domestic flights and some routes to Ireland, although is a comparatively small airport. Aberdeen is the next closest airport, and the most significant in the north of Scotland, offering flights to a much wider variety of destinations.

 Ports at Aberdeen and Scrabster offer frequent passenger sailings to Orkney and Shetland.

 

 Inverness, Fort William, Kingussie, Mallaig, Nairn, Beauly

 Inverness, Dingwall, Muir of Ord, Beauly, Nairn, Forres, Alness, Invergordon, Garve, Lochluichart