The historic Inverness Town House is undergoing an exciting transformation into a dynamic multi-use venue, marking a significant milestone in the building’s storied history.
Under the stewardship of Inverness Area Committee Leader, Councillor Ian Brown, the landmark building has already secured an impressive roster of prestigious tenants, including Police Scotland, HITRANS, Social Security Scotland, Ream Properties and the Larsen & Ross Group.
The building’s metamorphosis has been carefully orchestrated to preserve its civic heritage whilst embracing modern requirements, with strategic investments in WiFi infrastructure and thoughtful renovations creating an attractive proposition for commercial tenants.
A sophisticated new website showcases the Town House’s opulent interiors and rich history, offering prospective clients the opportunity to book the venue for weddings, private functions, corporate meetings and civic events.
In a creative collaboration that bridges tradition with innovation, art and design students from Inverness College UHI have developed distinctive branding for the Town House’s commercial venture.
The Committee has commissioned a comprehensive feasibility study to explore medium to long-term opportunities for the building, ensuring its commercial potential aligns seamlessly with the neighbouring Inverness Castle project.
Councillor Brown emphasises the dual responsibility of maximising returns for the Inverness Common Good Fund whilst preserving the building’s historical significance, stating:
“We must ensure this magnificent building continues to serve both commercial and civic functions effectively.”
The Town House’s transformation represents a masterful balance between commercial viability and historical preservation, positioning it as a premier destination for both business and social occasions in the heart of the Highland capital.
Potential clients can explore booking options at www.theinvernesstownhouse.co.uk, while office space enquiries are welcomed through the Council’s website.
