Large living room with dual windows and natural light
Refitted kitchen with timber worktops and breakfast bar
Stylish bathroom with luxury rainfall shower
Two bedrooms both with built-in mirrored wardrobes
Gas central heating with Worcester boiler installed
Generous decked rear terrace; low-maintenance gravel garden
Secure roughcast shed with metal roof for storage
Slow broadband speeds; photographic evidence of external damp—inspect
This newly renovated two-bedroom end terrace offers a straightforward, move-in ready option for first-time buyers or investors seeking low-maintenance Highland living. The interior feels bright and modern: a long living room with windows front and rear, a refitted kitchen with solid timber worktops and breakfast bar, plus a contemporary bathroom with luxury rainfall shower. Built-in wardrobes in both bedrooms and gas central heating with a Worcester boiler add everyday convenience.
Outdoors the property continues to favour easy upkeep. A large decked rear terrace provides a private spot for relaxing or entertaining, while gravelled areas minimise gardening chores. A secure roughcast shed with metal roof gives useful storage. The home sits in a quiet cul-de-sac within comfortable walking distance of Dingwall town centre, schools and local amenities, making daily life straightforward.
Buyers should note a few practical points: broadband speeds are slow, the surrounding area scores high on deprivation indices, and there is photographic evidence suggesting damp on an external pitched roof area that should be investigated. Council tax is low and the home is freehold, which supports affordability, but buyers who need fast internet or prefer a more affluent neighbourhood should factor these considerations into their decision.
