2 bedroom detached house

Carnoch Church is a fine example of the many T-plan churches designed by engineer and architect Thomas Telford across the Highlands in the early 19th Century. Dating back to the 1830’s and converted to a residential home in 2017, this wonderful building is testament to the current owners commitment to invest in its heritage and the skill and dedication of those involved in its renovation, including Dualchas Architects and local building contractor Simpson Builders. With its beautiful high ceilings, magnificent windows and splendid architectural style, this wonderful home provides almost 2,500 sq ft of light filled accommodation. It seamlessly manages to combine ageless tranquillity and a host of original features with modern comforts. Features range from the retained bell tower, lattice glazed windows and arched doors to a modern bespoke kitchen, wood burning stove, zoned underfloor heating system, together with mechanical ventilation and heat recovery system.

The ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall and comprises a stunning 34ft. double-height kitchen/dining/sitting room with vaulted ceiling and exposed wooden flooring throughout. The kitchen provides a range of bespoke contemporary units including a large central island, quartz worktops and modern integrated appliances. The dual aspect sitting area has a freestanding woodburning stove and space for a large dining table and chairs. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a useful fitted utility room and the principal bedroom wing,
comprising a double bedroom with wooden flooring and built-in storage and a stylish bathroom with central freestanding bath.

Stairs rise from the inner hall to a first floor galleried study with views to the ground floor below. A further staircase rises from the sitting area to a generous second bedroom with modern shower room, feature Fakro glazing throughout, flooding the space with natural light.

Strathconon enjoys a strong community spirit centred around a vibrant community hall hosting a range of activities, all set within stunning scenery and a wide range of local wildlife. The nearby village of Contin offers a range of day-to-day amenities including a village store and more comprehensive services and market shopping can be found in Dingwall. The Highland capital of Inverness provides extensive shopping and leisure
facilities. Communications links are excellent:
Conon Bridge station offers regular services to
Inverness in less than half an hour, with onward
links to major regional centres, and Inverness
Airport is less than 40 miles away.

The property is approached through wooden gates over a gravelled driveway providing parking for multiple vehicles. Surrounding the property, the garden is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by well-stocked flowerbeds and features numerous seating areas, a vegetable garden with raised beds and a paved terrace with shed, the whole enjoying far-reaching views over beautiful Highlands countryside.