5 bedroom house

Kinbrylie is a substantial detached home built circa 2003, enjoying an elevated position with unrivalled views of Beinn Sgurrach, Stratherrick and the Monadhliath mountains. It offers almost 4,000 sq. ft. of flexible, light-filled accommodation across two spacious floors, private gardens with a double garage and workshops above with approx. 7 acres of land.

The home has an impressive central entranceway, with aspects and access to the front and rear, a vaulted, skylit double-height ceiling, a mezzanine landing above and a trio of arches beside the attractive formal dining room with its unique fireplace and log-burning stove. Adjacent is the 22 ft. sitting room with a stone-built feature fireplace, log-burning stove and wide triple bay window affording far-reaching views. The well-appointed kitchen with its partial flagstone floor features an array of cabinetry, a gun metal AGA range cooker, a central island with dual inset sinks and a variety of modern integrated appliances. There is ample space for informal dining with four picture windows framing the view. Opposite sits a useful utility room, cloakroom and larder with built-in storage. Also on the floor is a peaceful dual-aspect home office, alongside one of the properties’ five bedrooms with a wet/shower room adjacent.

The fine wooden-clad galleried landing flows to four incredibly well-proportioned bedrooms. All of the rooms feature a range of bespoke integrated storage solutions, elevated views of the scenic surroundings, and generous contemporary en suite bathrooms.

Right of Pre-emption
A right of pre-emption is in existence over the property, further details available from selling agents.

The property sits in a woodland and countryside plot of approx. 7-acres. There is a gravel in-and-out driveway surrounding the home and a block-built double garage with a covered seating area, dual workshops, and a store above. The fenced gardens reflect the commanding landscape adjacent, featuring an extensive array of lawns interspersed with raised rockery areas and mature trees.

The property is set in an idyllic rural village position on the south side of Loch Ness which offers a plethora of outdoor activities. Nearby Fort Augustus provides various everyday amenities, whilst the Highland capital of Inverness provides a vast array of commercial, educational, retail and service facilities, together with a mainline railway station and just outside the city an airport offering a wide range of domestic and European flights. Convenient road links further afield are easily accessible via the nearby A82.