UNDERSTANDING INVERGORDON
Properties in Invergordon benefit from
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A port town setting, positioned on the Cromarty Firth, with a long maritime and industrial history
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Cruise ship and harbour activity, giving the town a distinct identity in the region and supporting local tourism
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Transport links, with a railway station and close proximity to the A9
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Education facilities, with Invergordon Academy fed by several primary schools
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Employment opportunities from the Port of Cromarty Firth and local energy sector developments
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Local amenities, with independent shops, cafes, community services and easy access to supermarkets at nearby Alness and Tain
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A proud RNLI presence, with Invergordon Lifeboat Station situated on Shore Road
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Community and heritage, including naval history, murals and a strong town identity
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River and countryside setting, with access to the River Averon and the popular Fyrish trail
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Appeal to families, because of schools, services, a wide housing choice and local facilities
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Appeal to workers, with comfortable commuting to nearby towns and Inverness
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Housing value, with town amenities and coastal access often at a more accessible price than some smaller villages
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