Located within a quiet residential street in the village of Strathpeffer, this semi-detached bungalow offers comfortable single level living with bright living spaces and a nicely arranged rear garden. With two bedrooms, a large sitting room that opens into a sun room and a practical layout throughout, the home offers plenty of potential for buyers looking in Strathpeffer.
To the front of the property a small lawn garden sits behind a timber fence, while a chipped driveway runs down the side of the home providing off street parking. At the end of the driveway sits a large timber garage with a metal sheet roof, giving useful storage or workshop space.
Inside, the entrance vestibule opens into the hallway which connects the accommodation. The sitting room is on the left and is a particularly generous space. Thick cream carpet runs underfoot while the walls are finished in a bright neutral white, helping the room feel open and welcoming. There’s a large fireplace in situ, beside which is an alcove with built-in shelving, providing a natural spot for books or display items. There’s also a radiator mounted near the door to help keep the room comfortable year round.
A wide open archway leads through into the sun room area. This second section of the space benefits from a large bay window along with an additional side window, allowing natural light to pour in throughout the day. It’s an ideal spot for sofas and relaxed seating while enjoying views out to the front of the property.
The kitchen sits to the rear of the home. Wooden style cabinets are paired with wood-tone laminate worktops, while cream square tiles line the wall areas around the counters. Ceiling spotlights brighten the space and wood laminate flooring runs underfoot. A stainless steel sink is positioned beneath the rear facing window, and there’s a door that opens directly out to the garden. Tucked around a corner there is also a useful area that could provide space for laundry appliances.
The first of the two bedroom’s is a comfortable double room finished with light grey carpet and neutral painted walls. A wide window allows natural light into the room, with a radiator positioned below for warmth. A built-in wardrobe with sliding wooden doors provide practical storage without taking up additional floor space.
The second bedroom is a slightly smaller double room, finished with light grey carpet and matching light grey painted walls. White skirting boards and cornicing frame the room nicely, while the window allows natural light to brighten the space.
The shower room is fitted with a large chrome edged shower cubicle with sliding doors and a Mira electric shower fitted inside. A white basin sits on top of a small storage unit with a mirror mounted on the wall above. Light coloured wall tiles and wood effect flooring keep the room bright and easy to maintain.
To the rear of the property, the garden has been thoughtfully arranged and offers a great outdoor space for you to enjoy. Immediately outside the back door is a paved patio area, perfect for outdoor seating. Steps lead up to the main section of the garden where a gravel pathway runs through the centre, with lawn on either side. At the far end is a larger gravel area which houses a timber shed and a small summer house. The garden is enclosed by tall hedges along the rear and one side, with a green painted timber fence along the other boundary, creating a private and sheltered outdoor setting.
For buyers looking for a bungalow in a quiet village location with bright living spaces and a generous garden to enjoy, this home is ideal with plenty of potential to make it your own. Contact Hamish Homes now to arrange your own private viewing.
About Strathpeffer
Strathpeffer is a charming Victorian spa village nestled in a beautiful valley surrounded by rolling hills. Known for its historic spa buildings and unique character, the village offers a peaceful, scenic lifestyle with a strong sense of community. Its picturesque setting is perfect for those who enjoy outdoor activities, with plenty of walking and cycling routes nearby.
The village provides essential amenities including local shops, cafes and a primary school. For secondary education and additional services, nearby Dingwall is just a short drive away, offering supermarkets, healthcare facilities and transport links. Strathpeffer is well-connected, with bus services to Dingwall and Inverness, which is around 20 miles away, providing further shopping, dining and entertainment options.
With its combination of historical charm, natural beauty and easy access to larger towns, Strathpeffer is an attractive location for those looking to buy property in a peaceful yet well-connected Highland village.
General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Boiler and radiators, oil
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: E (45)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.
