A Grand C Listed Strathpeffer Home With Five Bedrooms Plus Study, Mature Grounds And Generous Double Garage

Strath View is a grand C Listed home in an elevated part of Strathpeffer, sitting above the village and close to the golf course. The period frontage, deep bay windows and large private grounds give the house real presence, while inside the accommodation stretches across three floors with six bedrooms and some wonderfully large rooms. Add in the huge garage, the separate annex area beneath with separate rooms and a timber summer house in the garden and you’ve got a property fit for a large family to enjoy.
A long private driveway opens out in front of the property, giving you plenty of room to park several cars. Trees, lawns and colourful shrubs surround the house, while the stone frontage has a wealth of original detail.
Inside, the main hallway immediately feels in keeping with the age and scale of the house. High ceilings and tall doors are joined by the staircase rising through the centre of the home, while the hallway provides access to the main ground floor rooms.
The living room is one of the real showpieces of the house. Tall broad bay windows sit on two sides, with coloured leaded glass across the upper sections, while ornate cornicing follows the shape of the ceiling above. At the other side of the room, a tiled fireplace surrounds a wood burning stove set on a dark hearth, with an arched alcove alongside adding another period feature. This is a genuinely large room, with enough width and depth for several seating areas and grand furniture pieces. The separate dining room gives you another large space. Again, two tall windows bring in light from different sides and feature coloured glass across their upper panes. There’s plenty of room for a large dining table and chairs with clear space around it, making this a room that could comfortably handle bigger family meals and gatherings. The kitchen has been fitted with glossy white cabinets topped with grey counters. Storage runs across several walls, including tall cabinets which house the built-in oven and microwave, with a large gas hob opposite. A mix of grey, cream and light brown square tiles cover the splashback areas, with under cabinet lighting installed too. A separate utility room keeps the household jobs away from the main kitchen. White cabinets, a stainless steel sink and space for laundry appliances make it a useful addition
The staircase leads to the first floor, where three of the six bedrooms are found alongside the main bathroom. The first bedroom is another room where the architecture really shines through. Tall windows sweep around two sides, with coloured leaded glass continuing across the top panes and giving you views out across the grounds. The bedroom itself is large, easily taking a double bed while still leaving enough room for a separate seating area and additional furniture. A private en-suite includes a glazed shower enclosure, white toilet and pedestal basin. Bedroom two is another generous double, also with windows on two sides. Light blue patterned wallpaper lines much of the room with the remaining walls painted a clean white. This bedroom also has its own en-suite, fitted with a glazed shower cubicle, electric shower, white pedestal basin and toilet.
The third bedroom is a double room with a tall slim window at one end and decorative glass above. Light walls and a grey carpet keep the decor simple, while the rectangular shape leaves plenty of space around the bed for additional furniture.
The main bathroom has a full sized bath running along one wall with a clear glass screen fitted to the side. A rainfall shower and separate handset are fitted over the bath giving you the option of a long soak or quick wash. A tall window stands at the far end beside the white toilet and basin, while a large built-in storage cupboard is in place to neatly take care of towels and other essential bathroom items.
The staircase curves and continues up to the second floor, where three further rooms are found. The fourth bedroom is a particularly large attic room. The roof slopes down on both sides but leaves a broad central section with plenty of height and space. Windows at different ends bring light into the room, while low doors give access beneath the eaves for useful storage. There’s plenty of space here for a double bed and further furnishings.
Bedroom five is a double with the roofline sloping on either side. A large rooflight window is set into one slope, with a second smaller rooflight opposite, bringing light in from both sides of the room. Open shelves have been built neatly into one end, making good use of the space beneath the eaves. The room is decorated simply with white walls and a grey carpet.
The final room on the top floor is currently used as a study but couple also be a bedroom if required. It has rooflight windows and plenty of space for desks and shelving. This gives the top floor plenty of flexibility to suit your family requirements.
An additional WC sits on this floor, with a white toilet and pedestal basin beneath the sloping ceiling, and an electric panel heater fitted against the wall.
The garage is another major feature of Strath View. This is a very large building with roller doors opening into an area beneath an exposed timber roof. There’s so much room for multiple vehicles, while still leaving a huge amount of space for bikes, tools, workshop equipment or general storage.
Below the garage is a separate annex area which includes several rooms. A large central room has ceiling spotlights and built-in shelves, with further rooms leading from it, including a bedroom sized room with its own window. This gives you further space that could suit hobbies, working from home or additional storage depending on what you need.
The grounds are every bit as important as the house itself. A large lawn stretches away from the home with trees, shrubs and hedges around the boundaries, giving the garden plenty of privacy. A raised decking area provides one outdoor seating spot, while further along is a timber summer house. The summer house is large and gives you another space away from the main house for hobbies, summer entertaining or simply somewhere to spend time overlooking the garden.
Strath View has the setting to match the scale of the house, with its elevated position above Strathpeffer, the golf course close by and large private grounds wrapped around the property. It’s a home that needs to be seen to be fully appreciated so contact Hamish Homes to arrange your private viewing now.
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: F
EPC Rating: E (44)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.