Emergency Bunker, Mackintosh Road, Inverness, IV2 3TX

The subject is accessed from Macintosh Road in Inverness. The property is in the Raigmore area and affords quick access to the A9 and A96 trunk roads.

The property comprises a former emergency bunker centre comprising of 2 subterranean levels which were built in 1941 to house RAF operations during the Second World War. The emergency operations centre is located within a secure fenced site which is comprised of a tarmacadam surfaced car park which houses a temporary timber structure which was previously used as an office, this extends to IMPS3 70.91 m2 (763 ft2), GIA 85 m2 (914 ft2). There is also a domestic garage on the site. The remainder of the site is forested with mature broadleaved trees. 

Within the compound there is a telecommunications mast and associated infrastructure these will be excluded from the sale. This area is within the blue boundary on the attached plan. A servitude right of vehicular and pedestrian access over the area hatched in brown on the plan will be reserved by the Highland Council, to permit the Highland Council, their employees, agents, authorised representatives, 24 hour vehicular and pedestrian access at all times to the area highlighted in blue. A right will also be reserved to use a crane on site when required. It is anticipated a crane would need to park within the area highlighted in green on the plan. The would prevent the erection of any structures in beneath where the crane will need to operate.