4 bedroom detached house

Cherry Tree House - 4 bedroom gatehouse conversion on plot 7

Cherry Tree House is a truly charming gatehouse set within private gardens, at the entrance of the Drummond Hill estate.

The Grade B listed home has been carefully refurbished with the addition of a dramatic new extension.

Upon entrance into the home, you are presented with natural light flooding through the full height windows of the extension which connects the refurbished property with the new.

The hallway leads to the bright open plan kitchen/dining/snug area complemented with a glazed sliding door opening to the ample garden grounds. The luxury kitchen designed by Ashley Ann benefits from an island and a range of Siemens appliances including a built-in automatic coffee machine and two stainless steel ovens.

The lounge benefits from floor-to-ceiling windows providing generous light and panoramic views over the garden and creating the perfect space to relax and unwind.

Both the main bedroom and bedroom 2 benefit from en suites with separate rainfall showers and chrome towel rails. There are a further 2 bedrooms located off the hallway, with easy access to the additional shower room.

The home is completed by a utility room, WC, and ample storage space.

The outside grounds are bound by the original walls, and there is also a private driveway with access to the adjacent semi-detached double garage.

Drummond Hill

Introducing our new luxury 2 to 5 bedroom homes in Inverness.

Drummond Hill is an exquisite development located in the beautiful city of Inverness, the capital of the Scottish Highlands. Set within over six acres of woodland, under a canopy of ancient native trees and vast open spaces, the soundtrack of birdsong means the bustle of city life feels a world away.

Within this beautiful haven, 37 distinctive homes will be curated including nine grand family homes, six mews houses, three cottages, twelve apartments and one gatehouse, in addition to the centre piece of Drummond Hill – a striking grade B listed historic mansion house, soon to be converted into six superior apartments.

Notable for its classic cream and pink masonry, the Mansion House was originally constructed in the late 19th Century in 1886 for the local Inverness solicitor, William Burns, and his wife Mary Jane Fraser, whose initials are carved above the entrance. It is thought the house was designed by the prominent Inverness Architect, Alexander Ross.

Situated to the south of Inverness City Centre, Drummond Hill is within walking distance of all the city has to offer by way of shopping, leisure and entertainment.

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