Map4 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Basic 3Mbps *
Features and description
- Exceptional four bedroom home in beautiful waterfront setting
- Panoramic outlook across to Plockton and the Isle of Skye
- Open plan sitting room with stunning views
- Spacious terrace
- Detached double garage and separate boatshed
- EPC Rating = C
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Modern waterfront property in picturesque Highland setting.
Description
Offering a stylish blend of contemporary living and natural beauty, Hazeleigh presents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional property in one of Scotland's most picturesque waterfront locations. Poised on the edge of the beautiful Loch Carron, Hazeleigh is a stunning four bedroom property boasting direct shore access and panoramic views across to Plockton and The Isle of Skye. It has never been on the open market before.
The open plan sitting room is the real heart of this property, with large windows and triple aspects maximising the extraordinary views. A wood burning stove adds a cosy element to the generous sitting area. From here patio doors lead onto a spacious south west facing terrace from which the glorious aspects can be enjoyed from dawn to dusk.
A well-equipped kitchen is located off, with a range of handmade oak high and low level cabinetry and from the welcoming entrance hall there is access to a utility/boot room with separate access door.
On the ground floor there are three double bedrooms, two with ensuite, and an additional main shower room. The first floor offers a large games room and additional bedroom from the bright landing. There is generous storage throughout.
Hazeleigh has space for parking multiple vehicles alongside a large detached double garage over two levels and a separate boatshed. There is a boat slip with direct access to the water from the garden. Plockton is approximately 2 nautical miles away.
The property sits on the edge of a marine protection area and wildlife is regularly seen from the house including otters, seals and sea eagles.
Location
Ardaneaskan, nestled in the scenic Wester Ross region of the Scottish Highlands, is a tranquil hamlet at the head of Loch Carron. Surrounded by dramatic landscapes of mountains, lochs and forests, it offers a peaceful retreat. The village is accessible by road and the scenic Kyle of Lochalsh railway line, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hiking, cycling, fishing and wildlife watching.
Lochcarron is a beautiful waterfront village on the North Coast 500 with a well stocked shop including post office, supermarket, ironmongers and newsagents, there is a health centre, police station, garages, fuel stations, cafes, restaurants and a hotel. There are several craft shops including Lochcarron Weavers. There is a village hall, gym, sailing club, rowing club, a shinty pitch and 9 hole golf course. There is a Nursery, Play Group and Primary School, and secondary pupils travel by daily bus to the acclaimed Plockton High school incorporating The National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music. Strathcarron railway station is nearby with direct trains to Inverness and Kyle of Lochalsh. The Lochcarron Highland Games is held annually in July with visitors from all around the world. Attadale Gardens nearby offer the chance to explore the beautiful gardens and woodlands that are home to red squirrels. The Torridon mountain range is 30 minutes drive and Skye is within 50 minutes. Inverness is 65 miles away providing all the amenities you would expect from a city including excellent transport links to major locations within the UK and Europe.
Nearby attractions include the Bealach na Ba pass, the Applecross Peninsula and Attadale Gardens. Numerous lochs and rivers throughout the country provide both salmon and trout fishing, and the west coast is famous for its exciting sailing and varied coastline. On the other side of Loch Carron, Plockton offers a popular anchorage for yachts and a private airstrip. The area provides an excellent base for exploring northwest Scotland.
Square Footage: 2,452 sq ft
Directions
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Additional Info
Photovoltaic panels with income from feed-in tariff
Council tax band - F
Description
Offering a stylish blend of contemporary living and natural beauty, Hazeleigh presents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional property in one of Scotland's most picturesque waterfront locations. Poised on the edge of the beautiful Loch Carron, Hazeleigh is a stunning four bedroom property boasting direct shore access and panoramic views across to Plockton and The Isle of Skye. It has never been on the open market before.
The open plan sitting room is the real heart of this property, with large windows and triple aspects maximising the extraordinary views. A wood burning stove adds a cosy element to the generous sitting area. From here patio doors lead onto a spacious south west facing terrace from which the glorious aspects can be enjoyed from dawn to dusk.
A well-equipped kitchen is located off, with a range of handmade oak high and low level cabinetry and from the welcoming entrance hall there is access to a utility/boot room with separate access door.
On the ground floor there are three double bedrooms, two with ensuite, and an additional main shower room. The first floor offers a large games room and additional bedroom from the bright landing. There is generous storage throughout.
Hazeleigh has space for parking multiple vehicles alongside a large detached double garage over two levels and a separate boatshed. There is a boat slip with direct access to the water from the garden. Plockton is approximately 2 nautical miles away.
The property sits on the edge of a marine protection area and wildlife is regularly seen from the house including otters, seals and sea eagles.
Location
Ardaneaskan, nestled in the scenic Wester Ross region of the Scottish Highlands, is a tranquil hamlet at the head of Loch Carron. Surrounded by dramatic landscapes of mountains, lochs and forests, it offers a peaceful retreat. The village is accessible by road and the scenic Kyle of Lochalsh railway line, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hiking, cycling, fishing and wildlife watching.
Lochcarron is a beautiful waterfront village on the North Coast 500 with a well stocked shop including post office, supermarket, ironmongers and newsagents, there is a health centre, police station, garages, fuel stations, cafes, restaurants and a hotel. There are several craft shops including Lochcarron Weavers. There is a village hall, gym, sailing club, rowing club, a shinty pitch and 9 hole golf course. There is a Nursery, Play Group and Primary School, and secondary pupils travel by daily bus to the acclaimed Plockton High school incorporating The National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music. Strathcarron railway station is nearby with direct trains to Inverness and Kyle of Lochalsh. The Lochcarron Highland Games is held annually in July with visitors from all around the world. Attadale Gardens nearby offer the chance to explore the beautiful gardens and woodlands that are home to red squirrels. The Torridon mountain range is 30 minutes drive and Skye is within 50 minutes. Inverness is 65 miles away providing all the amenities you would expect from a city including excellent transport links to major locations within the UK and Europe.
Nearby attractions include the Bealach na Ba pass, the Applecross Peninsula and Attadale Gardens. Numerous lochs and rivers throughout the country provide both salmon and trout fishing, and the west coast is famous for its exciting sailing and varied coastline. On the other side of Loch Carron, Plockton offers a popular anchorage for yachts and a private airstrip. The area provides an excellent base for exploring northwest Scotland.
Square Footage: 2,452 sq ft
Directions
what3words - scuba.sometime.refilled
Additional Info
Photovoltaic panels with income from feed-in tariff
Council tax band - F
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