Forming part of a handsome stone-built period residence, 31A Seabank Road offers light-filled, flexible accommodation arranged predominantly over a single floor (first floor), sensitively modernised to combine modern living with retained features including large sash windows, generously proportioned rooms, high ceilings with fine cornicing and deep skirting boards. Configured to provide an ideal family and entertaining space, the accommodation is accessed through a gable end entrance lobby and ground floor reception hall with useful cloak room and stairs rising to the first floor. It comprises a large central dining room with modern en suite family shower room, giving access to a spacious sitting room with large front aspect bay window and fireplace with woodburning stove, a well-proportioned music room/office/4th bedroom and two generous double bedrooms. From the dining room an inner hall gives access to a well-proportioned kitchen/breakfast room with a range of contemporary wall and base units and modern integrated appliances including a wine chiller, a separate utility room/2nd kitchen, the property’s remaining bedroom with built-in storage and a contemporary family bathroom.

Stairs from the inner hall lead down to a useful ground floor fitted laundry room with a door to the garden. The property also benefits from spacious attic storage.

Set behind low-level walling topped by iron railings, the property is approached through double iron gates over a gravelled side driveway providing private parking and giving access to the detached garage. The enclosed part-walled garden is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by well-stocked flower and shrub beds and features a paved seating/dining area, timber summer house and a generous paved terrace, all ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining.

Set on the stunning Moray coast, the vibrant Victorian town of Nairn is renowned for its dry, sunny climate and beautiful beaches and offers a wide range of day-to-day amenities including independent and High Street shopping, supermarkets, banks, hotels, cafés and restaurants, an art gallery, library and community centre. The town offers good leisure facilities including a marina with sailing club, sports centre, swimming pool, cricket pitch, tennis club and two local world-class Championship golf courses. More extensive shopping and leisure facilities can be found in Inverness, the main business and commercial centre in the Highlands. Communications links are excellent: the nearby A96 links to Inverness Airport, Inverness and the A9 giving access to the Northern Highlands, Nairn station offers regular direct services to Inverness in around 15 minutes with onward links to major regional centres, and Inverness Airport offers regular domestic and European flights.

The area offers a good range of state primary and secondary schooling, with the noted Gordonstoun independent school around 20 miles away.