Nairnshire

PROPERTY JUNCTION'S HOME BUYERS' GUIDE TO NAIRNSHIRE

Situated in the north east of Scotland, Nairnshire is a small, largely rural county that has become a highly desirable place to live over the last few decades. Governed under the larger Highlands county, the former Nairnshire boundaries took in Nairn, Ardclach, Dyke & Moy and Auldearn in one of the most picturesque coast counties anywhere in Britain. Close to Inverness and accessible to Aberdeen, the county drew benefit from being both remote and well-connected, making it perfect for those looking to raise a family or relocate for work.

               

                   

                             

Morvich Farm                                     Falls of Shin                            Boath Doocot

                       

Nairn Museum                                         Dallas Dhu Distillery

Road  

The A96 links Nairnshire to Elgin and Aberdeen in the east and Inverness in the west, running through the county. Additionally, the nearby A9 provides direct transport access south, to Perth and Stirling.

Rail    

Services from Inverness train station run to Glasgow, Edinburgh and London, as well as a variety of other locations in the Highlands and further south. However, within Nairnshire itself, rail routes are limited because of the low population density.

Air

Inverness airport offers a small number of domestic flights, while Aberdeen airport offers some international destinations and is accessible down the A96 by car or by bus.

Ferries

The nearest significant ferry port is Aberdeen, which provides access to Orkney and the Shetland Islands.

List of Railway Stations in and around Nairnshire:

Nairn, Beauly, Inverness, Muir of Ord, Forres, Carrbridge