If you are looking for something a bit different which offers stunning views and a rural lifestyle within a thriving village community, this property may just be the one for you.
Built circa 1896 and sympathetically renovated over the years, this property was once two cottages which have been combined to create one charming generous home. There is currently a building warrant in place to reinstate as two individual properties if required. The property currently benefits from oil fired central heating complimented by a Solid fuel fired Reaburn in the kitchen and open fire in the lounge, versatile living space and off-street parking.
Only by viewing can you fully appreciate the potential this property has to offer and its idyllic location, with views towards Loch Ness.
The accommodation consists of: an entrance hallway to either side of the property, both with two external doors and storage; a well appointed kitchen/dining area with a good selection of base and wall mounted units, free standing electric cooker, dishwasher, island, fridge freezer and Rayburn which contributes to some of the hot water, dining area with lovely views across the garden towards Loch Ness and the hills in the distance; utility room with base units and original Belfast sink, further fridge & freezer, microwave and tumble dryer; office/store room which could easily be utilised as a further kitchen; lounge with an open fire providing a welcoming focal point and French doors opening to the garden; four double bedrooms, one with fire place and fitted storage; two small single bedrooms/office space; shower room comprising a WC, wash hand basin and mains fed free standing shower; bathroom comprising a two piece suite and roll top bath.
The garden area, mainly to the front of the property is well stocked with mature shrubs, bushes and productive fruit trees. There is a garden shed and summerhouse with veranda where you can sit and appreciate the sunshine and stunning views. To the rear of the property is a small gravelled area, while across the access road is a good sized communal grassed area with washing lines and the remains of an old Air Raid Shelter. A driveway to the front of the property provides ample off-street parking and leads to the garage with wide up and over door.
The village, which nestles on the shores of Loch Ness, is a well-known tourist destination and area of outstanding natural beauty. There is a host of outdoor activities and recreational facilities available on your doorstep including sailing, walking, the spectacular Falls of Foyers and of course, Loch Ness itself, where one can wander in search of the infamous monster. The village offers a host of activities and amenities including a shop/Post Office, tearoom, caf, hotels, surgery and Community hub with visiting hairdresser, beautician, health & wellbeing classes. There is also a monthly farmers market and mobile library. Primary Education is provided at Aldourie Primary while secondary education is provided at Inverness Royal Academy with daily transportation provided to both.
Inverness, the main business and commercial centre in the Highlands is a very easy 20 mile commute away and offers extensive shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities along with excellent road, rail and air links to the South and beyond.
Viewing Suspended as the property is Under Offer.
Selling Solicitor:
Macleod & MacCallum Telephone: 01463 235559
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01463 231173
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EPC Band: G
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