Detached Three-Bedroom Bungalow With Private Gardens, Bright Interiors And Driveway Access In Central Alness

11 Novar Road is a detached three-bedroom bungalow, well placed for access to the shops, services and nearby train station nearby, suiting a variety of buyers looking for a low-maintenance home in a central location.

Inside, the lounge is a generous size with natural light from windows on two sides, keeping the room bright and airy. The walls are finished in soft grey, with a grey-toned patterned wallpaper on the feature wall adding depth. Spotlights on the ceiling provide a clean modern finish, while wooden flooring underfoot brings warmth. There’s plenty of space here for sofas, media units, furniture and additional seating, making it a comfortable and sociable central room.

The kitchen is fitted with wood-effect floor and wall units, finished with slim chrome handles and black speckled worktops. Matching black splashbacks run along the main walls for a cohesive finish. Integrated into the layout is an electric oven and hob with extractor hood, and there’s space provided for a tall fridge freezer and washing machine. The sink sits neatly beneath a window, featuring a round bowl with matching drainer, a contemporary touch that ties the look together.

The main bedroom is a large double with two built in wardrobes with mirror fronted sliding doors, offering excellent storage without taking up floor space. A small window brings in natural light,and the room is finished with soft grey carpet and neutral walls.

The second bedroom is currently used as a home office, with wooden flooring and a bright decorative feature wall adding personality. It also includes a smaller built-in wardrobe with mirrored door and a single window with radiator beneath.

The third bedroom is another single, this time with white walls, grey laminate flooring and a built-in storage area that’s currently open-fronted. It’s a flexible room, suited to a guest room, study or child’s bedroom depending on needs.

The bathroom includes a full-sized bath with a shower above and glass screen on the side. A wide modern vanity unit incorporates both the basin and toilet, with cupboard storage below keeping the space clutter-free and functional.

Outside, the garden wraps around the property and is mainly laid with stone chips for low maintenance. A timber shed offers storage while a decorative fish pond provides a real visual focal point. A section of artificial grass creates a spot for seating, while the garden as a whole offers a good-sized space with scope for future landscaping.
The home is fitted with UPVC double-glazed windows and external doors, along with matching UPVC fascia boards for low-maintenance upkeep. Heating and hot water are provided by an oil-fired combi boiler located in the kitchen, with radiators keeping the home warm, fitted throughout.
11 Novar Road is a bright and practical bungalow offering flexible living, built-in storage and the kind of location that makes everyday life easy. With private garden space, scope to personalise and strong local connections, it’s a home with real long-term value. Viewings are highly encouraged to appreciate both the layout and potential on offer.

About Alness

Alness lies near the mouth of the River Averon near the Cromarty Firth in Easter Ross. Known for its rich history, scenic beauty and strong community spirit, Alness offers a blend of rural charm and modern conveniences, making it an attractive place to live and visit.
The town’s picturesque setting is complemented by its beautifully maintained floral displays, which have earned Alness numerous awards and accolades throughout the years. These stunning gardens and floral arrangements contribute to the town’s welcoming and attractive atmosphere.
Scottish Champion at the 2018 Great British High Street Awards, Alness boasts a variety of local shops, cafes, restaurants and a modern leisure centre, ensuring residents have access to all necessary services and recreational activities. The town’s excellent primary and secondary schools provide quality education, making it a great location for families.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore in and around Alness. The nearby Fyrish Monument offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and is a popular hiking destination. The Cromarty Firth provides opportunities for water-based activities and wildlife watching, particularly for those interested in spotting the area’s famous dolphins.
Alness is well-connected, with convenient transport links to Inverness, just 20 miles to the south, and other major towns in the region. This proximity to larger urban centres allows residents to enjoy the benefits of rural living without sacrificing access to broader amenities and employment opportunities.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: (2)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.