Detached Three Bedroom Bungalow With Beautifully Maintained Garden in Popular Nairn Area

Number 67 Osprey Crescent was built in 2003 and is a well maintained three bedroom bungalow which stands in a generous plot with beautifully looked after gardens wrapping around three sides. Beyond this, mature woodland creates a wonderful feeling of privacy.

The attractive stone effect frontage of the home is complemented by a neatly maintained lawn while a generous driveway to the side provides parking multiple cars.
Inside, the lounge is an impressive room that comfortably accommodates seating and dining areas without feeling crowded. A large front facing window fills the area with natural light, while the dining space enjoys its own smaller window to the side. Between them sits a coal effect gas fire with a decorative surround. A light coloured carpet runs underfoot while the walls are painted an interesting mix of white and warm red.

The kitchen has modern grey cabinets complemented by light coloured laminate worktops and tiled splashbacks. Cabinets are arranged along both sides of the room, giving you an excellent amount of storage and preparation space. Integrated appliances include a white gas hob with extractor hood above and a white electric oven beneath. There’s also space for additional appliances including a washing machine and tall fridge freezer. The gas central heating boiler is also located here.
The home has a modern shower room, fitted with a large walk-in shower enclosure to the side, while on the opposite wall is a white vanity unit with basin on top and storage below. The toilet sits on the far wall beneath a large frosted window. Waterproof wetwall panelling lines the room, creating a clean, contemporary finish, while a modern white heated towel radiator completes the space.

For everyday convenience, there’s a separate small cloakroom fitted with a toilet and wash basin. There’s a built-in vanity unit with shelves on either side while radiator keeps the room warm. The walls are currently painted a light lime green colour to add a touch of personality.
The first of the three bedroom’s sits at the rear of the home and enjoys a lovely outlook over the garden. The standout feature is the pair of French doors which open directly onto the patio, allowing you to step straight outside on warmer days. The room has a light coloured carpet underfoot and light blue painted walls for a calm and relaxing finish.
Bedroom two is another generous double bedroom. A large window brings in plenty of natural light, while there’s enough space for a double bed together with freestanding furniture. The third bedroom is a little smaller but would work well as a guest space, child’s room or nursery or as a home office or hobby room.

Outside, the garden has clearly been lovingly maintained, with a manicured lawn, colourful plants, shrubs and trees plus decorative gravel areas. A large paved patio sits directly behind the house giving you a perfect spot for outdoor dining or enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Beyond the rear fence, mature woodland provides a beautiful natural backdrop rather than neighbouring houses, adding to the sense of seclusion.

Osprey Crescent is a quiet area on the edge of Nairn. Everyday needs are easily catered for with the town centre, beautiful sandy beaches, golf courses, schools and a wide range of shops, cafés and restaurants all just a short drive away. Excellent transport links also provide convenient access to Inverness, Inverness Airport and the A96 for commuting further afield. Contact Hamish Homes today to arrange a private viewing so you can see for yourself just how this house could become your next home.

About Nairn
Nairn is a picturesque coastal town renowned for its rich history and vibrant community. The town’s beautiful sandy beaches are a major draw, offering perfect spots for relaxation, coastal walks and water sports. Nairn’s seafront also features a scenic promenade and a bustling harbour, where you can often spot seals and dolphins.
Nairn is steeped in history, with its origins dating back to medieval times. The town centre is home to a range of historical buildings and landmarks, including the Nairn Museum, which provides insights into the area’s rich cultural heritage.
Residents of Nairn enjoy a variety of amenities, including local shops, cafes and restaurants, as well as primary schools and a secondary school which make it an ideal place for families. The town hosts numerous community events throughout the year, such as the Nairn Highland Games and the Nairn Book and Arts Festival, fostering a strong sense of community spirit.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore in and around Nairn, from golfing to watersports to hiking in the nearby countryside. The town is well-connected by road and rail, with Inverness just a short drive away and just minutes from Inverness Airport.
With its blend of natural beauty, historical charm and a welcoming community, Nairn offers a unique and fulfilling lifestyle in the Scottish Highlands.

General Information
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: C (75)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.