No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map2 bedroom semi-detached bungalow
Under offer
Semi-detached bungalow
2 beds
1 bath
EPC rating: G
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band B
Features and description
- Views
- Double glazing throughout
- Remote
- Semi-detached bungalow
A rare opportunity to purchase a two bedroomed, semi-detached cottage with stunning views towards Glenelg Bay.
Property - Positioned in a picturesque setting with stunning views over the countryside and Glenelg bay, this two bedroomed, semi-detached cottage is well-proportioned throughout, is fully double glazed and has partial electric heating. The accommodation within is spread over one floor and comprises an entrance hall, a double aspect kitchen, a shower room, a bright and spacious lounge (with feature coal fireplace set on a tiled hearth) and two double bedrooms. The kitchen is fully fitted with wall and base mounted units with worktops, splashback tiling, and a stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer. Free-standing goods located here and included in the sale comprise a washing machine, an electric cooker and a fridge-freezer. The shower room is fitted with a three piece suite comprising a WC, a wash hand basin and a tiled shower cubicle with electric shower.
Externally, the rear and side elevation is laid to lawn with a number of mature shrubs and trees and sited here are two garden sheds. The front elevation is of low maintenance being laid to gravel with bordered flower beds. Inside, the cottage retains its original character, with thick stone walls and wood panelling throughout. The property, while in need of some modernisation, has solid bones and a brand-new roof and will appeal to a range of prospective purchasers, especially those seeking a property located in a peaceful and tranquil settling and only by viewing can one appreciate the accommodation on offer. Nestled on the edge of a quite Highland village and steps away from a beautiful sandy beach, the property is just a short walk to the heart of the village and just over a mile from the iconic turntable ferry to the Isle of Skye. This property blends rustic charm with outstanding location. The village has a local shop, a primary school and nursery, coffee shops and other amenities including the popular Glenelg Inn and restaurant. Surrounded by natural beauty, with hills, lochs, and coastlines nearby, this is a haven for walkers, artists, nature-lovers and those seeking an escape from the bustle of urban life. The nearby ferry – the last manually operated turntable in the world - adds a touch of local history and connects you to the rugged charm of Skye in minutes.
Entrance Hall -
Kitchen - approx 3.52m x 3.44m (approx 11'6" x 11'3") -
Shower Room - approx 1.52m x 2.35m (approx 4'11" x 7'8") -
Lounge - approx 3.65m x 3.49m (approx 11'11" x 11'5") -
Bedroom Two - approx 3.59m x 2.36m (approx 11'9" x 7'8") -
Bedroom One - approx 3.53m x 3.69m (approx 11'6" x 12'1") -
Services - Mains water, electricity, and drainage is to a septic tank.
Extras - All carpets, fitted floor coverings, curtains, blinds and white goods. Some items of furniture are available.
Heating - Partial electric heating.
Glazing - Double glazing throughout.
Council Tax Band - B
Viewing - Strictly by appointment via Munro & Noble Property Shop - Telephone[use Contact Agent Button]
Entry - By mutual agreement.
Home Report - Home Report Valuation - £135,000
A full Home Report is available via Munro & Noble website.
Property - Positioned in a picturesque setting with stunning views over the countryside and Glenelg bay, this two bedroomed, semi-detached cottage is well-proportioned throughout, is fully double glazed and has partial electric heating. The accommodation within is spread over one floor and comprises an entrance hall, a double aspect kitchen, a shower room, a bright and spacious lounge (with feature coal fireplace set on a tiled hearth) and two double bedrooms. The kitchen is fully fitted with wall and base mounted units with worktops, splashback tiling, and a stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer. Free-standing goods located here and included in the sale comprise a washing machine, an electric cooker and a fridge-freezer. The shower room is fitted with a three piece suite comprising a WC, a wash hand basin and a tiled shower cubicle with electric shower.
Externally, the rear and side elevation is laid to lawn with a number of mature shrubs and trees and sited here are two garden sheds. The front elevation is of low maintenance being laid to gravel with bordered flower beds. Inside, the cottage retains its original character, with thick stone walls and wood panelling throughout. The property, while in need of some modernisation, has solid bones and a brand-new roof and will appeal to a range of prospective purchasers, especially those seeking a property located in a peaceful and tranquil settling and only by viewing can one appreciate the accommodation on offer. Nestled on the edge of a quite Highland village and steps away from a beautiful sandy beach, the property is just a short walk to the heart of the village and just over a mile from the iconic turntable ferry to the Isle of Skye. This property blends rustic charm with outstanding location. The village has a local shop, a primary school and nursery, coffee shops and other amenities including the popular Glenelg Inn and restaurant. Surrounded by natural beauty, with hills, lochs, and coastlines nearby, this is a haven for walkers, artists, nature-lovers and those seeking an escape from the bustle of urban life. The nearby ferry – the last manually operated turntable in the world - adds a touch of local history and connects you to the rugged charm of Skye in minutes.
Entrance Hall -
Kitchen - approx 3.52m x 3.44m (approx 11'6" x 11'3") -
Shower Room - approx 1.52m x 2.35m (approx 4'11" x 7'8") -
Lounge - approx 3.65m x 3.49m (approx 11'11" x 11'5") -
Bedroom Two - approx 3.59m x 2.36m (approx 11'9" x 7'8") -
Bedroom One - approx 3.53m x 3.69m (approx 11'6" x 12'1") -
Services - Mains water, electricity, and drainage is to a septic tank.
Extras - All carpets, fitted floor coverings, curtains, blinds and white goods. Some items of furniture are available.
Heating - Partial electric heating.
Glazing - Double glazing throughout.
Council Tax Band - B
Viewing - Strictly by appointment via Munro & Noble Property Shop - Telephone[use Contact Agent Button]
Entry - By mutual agreement.
Home Report - Home Report Valuation - £135,000
A full Home Report is available via Munro & Noble website.
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