Attractive Family Bungalow In Maryburgh With Rustic Kitchen, Garden Room And Flexible Four Bedroom Layout

Set within a peaceful cul-de-sac in the popular village of Maryburgh, this detached bungalow offers spacious living with a welcoming layout, a rustic family kitchen, four bedrooms including a master with en-suite, and a bright garden room opening directly onto the rear garden. Thoughtfully extended in 2013, it benefits from excellent access to local amenities and easy commuting distance to both Dingwall and Inverness.

The front of the home features a neatly kept lawn with a large tarmac driveway to the side, providing space for two cars to park comfortably side by side. The garden grounds wrap around the property, forming a roughly rectangular plot with lawn, patio areas, gravelled sections and mature shrubs. Timber fencing and hedging offer privacy, while one timber tool shed and two substantial outbuildings—both with lighting and electrical supply—provide exceptional external storage and versatile workspace. These outbuildings are presently used as hobby/work-shops, and the larger of the two could very easily be converted into a home gym, studio or social area, offering fantastic potential for a wide range of lifestyles.
To the rear, a raised patio sits just outside the garden room, with steps leading down to a second paved area where a door from the kitchen provides easy access. Beyond this lies a wide lawn bordered by plants and shrubs.

Inside, the entrance vestibule leads into the hall which connects the main living spaces. The sitting room is a bright, comfortable room, decorated with light grey painted walls with warm wooden flooring. A large front facing window draws in plenty of daylight, with a slim radiator positioned below. White cornicing frames the ceiling while the gas fire provides an attractive focal point. It’s a generous room with plenty of space for a full suite of furniture.

The kitchen and dining room form one of the key features of the home. Styled in a rustic theme, the kitchen offers extensive storage with traditional wooden cabinets across two walls, complemented by black acrylic worktops. The earth toned stacked-slate style tiling behind the worktops adds warmth and texture, pairing beautifully with the wooden units. A stainless steel sink sits below the window, while the opposite run of cabinets houses the built-in Hotpoint oven with an electric hob and stainless extractor hood above. The room benefits from ceiling spotlights and wooden flooring that flows throughout the space. There is under counter space for laundry appliances and plenty of room for a dining table and chairs, making this a practical and social room for everyday family life. A back door provides direct access to the lower patio area.

Through double timber doors with glazed inserts you’ll find the garden room, painted in a cheerful, striking yellow. Windows on two sides ensure the room is bright throughout the day, while glazed French doors open directly onto the raised patio. The wooden flooring continues seamlessly from the kitchen. The room comfortably accommodates sofas, a coffee table and additional pieces, making it an excellent second living area or sunroom.

Also accessed from the kitchen is the master bedroom, a large and inviting room with light coloured walls and space for a substantial bed and freestanding furniture. A wide radiator sits along the inner wall keeping you warm year round. The en-suite shower room includes a toilet, hand basin and shower enclosure with mains shower, finished in light tones.

Three further bedrooms are found off the main hall. Bedroom two is a pleasant double room decorated in light blue, with a soft cream carpet and a radiator on the inner wall. Bedroom three is another double made vibrant by light pink walls with a contrasting blue feature wall. It also includes a built-in storage unit with a wardrobe and drawers, making it especially practical. Bedroom four is a versatile double room with white walls, light carpet and a radiator positioned near the door, offering flexibility as a guest room, office or hobby space.

The family bathroom has been designed in a fresh, modern style. Large white tiles, with a grey marble effect, line the walls, pairing neatly with the soft grey flooring. The wash basin sits on top of a wooden storage unit that matches the wooden side panel on the bath, giving the room a warm feel. The bath is fitted with a shower screen and a mains shower above, enhanced by a generous rainfall shower head for a more luxurious experience. A frosted window above the toilet brings natural light into the space while maintaining privacy.

This is a spacious and adaptable bungalow with excellent outdoor space, multiple living areas and a layout that works well for families, downsizers or anyone seeking comfortable single-storey living in a friendly village setting.

This thoughtfully extended bungalow offers a superb balance of space, comfort and practicality in a peaceful Maryburgh cul-de-sac. With its inviting living areas, rustic yet modern kitchen, bright garden room and four good size double bedrooms, it suits families or anyone seeking easy single level living with room to grow. Ready to move into and enjoy, it’s a fantastic opportunity in a highly convenient village setting.

About Maryburgh

Maryburgh is a charming village that offers a blend of rural serenity and excellent connectivity. Set amidst gently rolling hills and scenic countryside, Maryburgh provides an authentic Highland lifestyle enriched by a strong sense of community and history. The natural beauty surrounding the area makes it an ideal retreat for individuals in search of peace, outdoor adventures and a slower pace of life.

Although Maryburgh itself retains a quiet village feel, residents benefit from easy access to essential amenities in nearby towns. Local shops, a post office and community facilities take care of daily needs, while larger centres such as Dingwall, just a short drive away, offers supermarkets, healthcare services, cafes and leisure options. Transport links are superb, with nearby roads providing a straightforward route to Inverness and other regional hubs. Families will appreciate the availability of quality education; Maryburgh Primary School serves local children and secondary schooling is available in neighbouring towns.

64 Birch Drive provides direct access to community-owned woodland and the Brahan Estate, offering miles of interlinked woodland and riverside walks — perfect for dog walkers, cyclists and young families.

Whether you are drawn by the scenic landscapes, the warm community spirit, or the proximity to urban services, Maryburgh presents an enticing opportunity to buy property and embrace the quintessential Highland way of life.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: A (94)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.