An excellent opportunity to acquire a detached, three-bedroom bungalow set in a wonderful, rural location close to the idyllic coastal village of Inveraray

Situated in a picturesque rural location just a few miles east of the iconic coastal village of Inveraray, Elrig cottage offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a detached three-bedroom bungalow, perfectly suited to the first-time buyer and holiday let markets.

The property is traditionally entered from the rear elevation, with a door leading from the rear garden into a utility room / boot room. A combined kitchen and dining room offers an open plan living space, with a large window overlooking the rear garden of the property. The kitchen design features a range of white wall and floor units, complimented by a contrasting grey roll-top worktop. There is space within the kitchen design to accommodate a freestanding cooker and dishwasher.

The dining area gives access to a central hallway, which in turn gives access to the family lounge, located at the front of the property. Dual aspect windows give the room a bright and airy feel, and the room is warmed through by way of an inset woodburning stove.

The front door of the cottage is more commonly used as the formal entrance to the property, leading through a small vestibule and into the central hallway.

Accommodation is provided by way of three double bedrooms, the largest of which benefits from built-in wardrobe space. Two of the bedrooms are front facing and enjoy open views across the surrounding countryside, with the third bedroom located at the rear of the property.

A family bathroom is also accessed from the hallway and features a white toilet, grey sink, and white bath with Triton electric shower over. Two storage cupboards are also located within the ground floor layout, one of which houses the immersion heater.

Externally, the property benefits from a sizable patio area which is located to the side of the house, with a single off-road parking space available at the front. Further parking is available to the rear. A stone wall defines the boundary to the road at the front.

The garden extends around to the rear of the property and is mainly laid to lawn. An oil tank sits within the garden, feeding the central heating boiler. A small wooden shed is also located within the side garden.