2 bedroom end of terrace house

This splendid historic period cottage offers sensitively modernised accommodation arranged over two floors. The sitting room on the ground floor features panelled walls, wooden flooring, built-in shelving and a cast-iron fireplace, as well as sash windows to the front and rear. The recently renovated kitchen offers a feature stone-built wall, modern units to base and wall level, as well as integrated appliances, while the ground floor also has a spacious shower room with contemporary fittings and tiling as well as a feature fireplace.

The two well-presented bedrooms are upstairs, one of which is a double. Both bedrooms feature dormer windows with views at the rear across the open waters of the Beauly Firth.

The property is currently running as a holiday let, providing guests with a luxurious holiday experience. Further details are available on request.

The cottage is set back from the road and accessed via a pathway, which leads to a gated entrance onto the paved courtyard gardens. There are railway sleeper beds and a patio area for al fresco dining, while at the rear there is a further area of patio, and a second gate entrance providing access along a pathway adjacent to the railway line.

The property is situated in the heart of Clachnaharry, on the edge of Inverness and the banks of the Beauly Firth. The community has various everyday amenities, including a local pub, while there are various further facilities along nearby Telford Street. Considered to be the capital of The Highlands, Inverness offers a wealth of shopping, leisure and cultural facilities, as well as access to a selection of large supermarkets. There is also a choice both primary and secondary schools within the wider city. Transport connections in the city include mainline rail, with the A9 offering routes south towards Perth, Edinburgh and Glasgow or north onwards into the Highlands. Inverness Airport is within easy reach. The surrounding landscape offers a wealth of activities, including walking, riding and cycling, while the shores of the Moray Firth are ideal for sailing. There are also several golf clubs in and around the city, including Inverness Golf Club and Kings Golf Club.