Westfield House is an attractive, dormer-style property offering almost 3,900 sq ft of light-filled flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. The generously-proportioned reception rooms with large windows, maximise the stunning views over the Beauly Firth. The ground floor accommodation flows from a spacious yet welcoming double-height reception hall with wooden flooring and galleried landing and includes a large drawing room with feature fireplace with woodburning stove, large bay window and part-arched ceiling, a generous sitting room with feature fireplace with woodburning stove and large bay window, a dining room with patio doors to the front and a well-proportioned study/office/bedroom 5. There is also a large kitchen/breakfast room with double glazed doors to a conservatory with French doors to the rear terrace and a fitted utility room with shower room off. The kitchen provides a range of contemporary wall and floor units with an Aga and space for a table for more informal meals. The ground floor accommodation is completed by two large rear aspect bedrooms, one with patio doors to the garden, and a modern family shower room.

On the first floor a galleried landing with four velux windows provides plenty of natural light leading to a spacious principal bedroom with en suite bathroom with separate walk-in shower and a large fitted dressing room. There is one further rear aspect bedroom with built-in storage, a modern family shower room, and a box room/linen cupboard with fitted shelving and access to a spacious, floored attic.

Bunchrew is a small village lying close to the south shore of the Beauly Firth on the A862 and benefits from a 4* country house hotel, small caravan park and camping site.

Inverness has been one of the fastest growing cities in Europe in recent years. It is a vibrant, attractive city with excellent shopping, educational and medical facilities as one would expect from the capital of the Highlands. There are a host of both primary and secondary school options in and around Inverness as well as further education at the University of the Highlands & Islands.

The countryside of the Scottish Highlands is varied, from the fertile, rolling farmland of the coast to the inland moorlands and rugged mountains. This unspoilt landscape provides a haven for wildlife as well as a wide range of leisure and sporting opportunities.

The property is approached through double gates over a gravelled driveway providing parking for multiple vehicles and giving access to the integral double garage. The garden, of approximately one acre, surrounds the property on all sides and to the front is laid mainly to gently-sloping lawn with a vegetable garden and fruit cage. A paved terrace off the dining room provides stunning views over the Firth, ideal for entertaining. To the rear the garden offers tiers of lawn bordered by well-stocked flowerbeds and features a further paved terrace, the whole screened by mature hedging and trees. There is also a large greenhouse, garden shed and log stores.