3 bedroom end of terrace house

Station Cottage is a delightful end of terrace property originally built to accommodate station workers on the Inverness to Kyle train line. The cottage enjoys a great position within the picturesque and idyllic crofting village of Duirinish and will suit a variety of buyers including those looking for a lifestyle opportunity or indeed a beautifully located holiday home.

The property offers stylish flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. The ground floor accommodation briefly comprises a generous sitting room with exposed wooden flooring and a feature open fireplace, a dual aspect conservatory dining room with full-height glazing providing stunning countryside views and incorporating French doors to the rear garden and a neighbouring kitchen with a range of wall and base units with modern integrated appliances. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a principal bedroom with built-in storage.

On the first floor the property provides two further well-proportioned bedrooms, both with built-in storage and stunning views, together with a family bathroom with corner bath and separate walk-in shower.

Set against a backdrop of the Applecross mountains the property lies on the fringes of Duirinish, an attractive village with a good range of day-to-day amenities including local shopping, an art gallery, café and train station offering regular daily services to Kyle of Lochalsh and Inverness, the track and a local platform lying adjacent to the property. Plockton lies just 3 miles from the property where you will find a village shop, post office and both primary and secondary schools. Known as the Gateway to Skye, Kyle of Lochalsh village is located just 4 miles from the property. The village is en route to or from Skye where the Skye Bridge traverses Inner Sound to Kyleakin and provides a large supermarket, leisure centre, petrol station, cafes and shops. The area offers
a wide variety of outdoor pursuits including hiking, sea fishing, kayaking, sailing and scuba diving.

The Highland capital of Inverness lies approximately 75 miles to the east with an airport opening up travel to several UK cities and Europe. Inverness train station provides onward links to major regional centres including sleeper service to London.

The property is approached through twin gates set into picket fencing, with gravelled hardstanding providing private parking bordered by an area of level lawn and access to a lean-to shed with door to both the front and rear aspects, suitable for a variety of uses. The rear garden is laid mainly to gently sloping lawn bordered by mature shrubs and enclosed by low-level picket fencing and provides a large summer house with glazing to all four aspects, the whole enjoying panoramic views over surrounding countryside towards the Applecross mountains and the Cuilins of Skye.