Originally built in the mid 19th century, Sule Skerry is a handsome C listed semi-detached home offering light-filled, flexible living space arranged over three floors with period features including 12-pane sash glazing. Configured to provide an ideal family and entertaining space, the ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming entrance hall and includes a generous sitting room with a feature cast iron open fireplace, and a spacious family room with a fireplace with woodburning stove opening into a large rear aspect kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen has a range of wall and base units and modern integrated appliances while the breakfast area has space for a sizeable table and French doors to the courtyard garden. There is also an adjoining store room with fitted cupboards and a laundry room. A modern cloakroom/family bathroom completes the ground floor.

The first floor offers a spacious principal bedroom and an additional generous double bedroom, both with modern en suite shower rooms. The property’s two remaining single bedrooms, both with useful eaves storage and coombed (restricted height) ceilings can be found on the second floor, together with a modern family shower room.

The sale includes a self-contained cottage, Honeysuckle Cottage which extends to almost 1,200 sq. ft. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, a dual aspect sitting room with feature fireplace, a modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room, a study/bedroom and a family shower room. On the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. The cottage provides excellent letting income or a useful granny annexe.

Having plenty of kerb appeal, the property is approached over a side driveway providing private parking and giving access to Honeysuckle Cottage. There is a garden area with seating area and raised beds set against a backdrop of light woodland and with a pedestrian gate to the part-walled rear courtyard garden, paved for ease of maintenance and ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining.

Lying on the north shore of the Dornoch Firth, Dornoch is a former royal burgh and seaside town in the Highlands of Scotland. The town offers a good range of amenities including a cathedral, High Street and independent shopping, numerous bars, cafés and restaurants, a Co-op store and services and offers a wide range of outdoor pursuits including miles of white sandy beaches and two links golf courses including the world renowned Royal Dornoch. Nearby Tain also offers a wide range of shops, cafés and restaurants and is home to the famed Glenmorangie Distillery. Communications links are excellent: the nearby A9 gives easy access to Inverness, Tain station offers regular direct services to Inverness and onward connections to Edinburgh, Glasgow and London and Dornoch Aerodrome has a small grass airstrip suitable for light aircraft and helicopters.

The property enjoys access to a good selection of state primary and secondary schooling in Dornoch.