Exceptional architect-designed bungalow, high-end interior; beautiful rural setting

Situated in an idyllic Highland hamlet in between Inverness and Beauly , this outstanding single-storey contemporary home has been designed to an exemplary level of elegant minimalism that complements the landscape and surrounding environment perfectly.

With a view of the Beauly Firth to the north and rolling agricultural land and forestry to the South, this 201m2 property is suitable for a family, especially one seeking somewhere to work remotely but with good services and schools within easy reach.

The property is accessed from a wide gravelled driveway that has a large parking area as well as a single garage. Horizontal boards and a zinc-clad roof add further to the striking contemporary look of the building, while solid timber doors and natural stone continue inside, offsetting the pristine lines of the pure white interior and limestone floors.

An open-plan living space spans the rear of the bungalow, encompassing a striking kitchen and dining area. Full-height windows and glazed doors wrap around three sides with a slightly more private seating area to one side, but that is still part of the overall open space.

The detailing of the gloss-fronted kitchen furnishing amplifies the exquisite styling throughout the space. [Poggenpohl??] Drawer and floor cabinets in striking grey and white are brought seamlessly together by expanses of high-quality polished work surfaces. The dining area overlooks a flagstone patio, and a long lawn gently slopes at the end, creating a borrowed landscape of the distant trees and mountains.

A small open-plan living space overlooking a verandah serves as an ante-room to a stunning principal bedroom that has access to a timber patio. Open-plan closet space is behind the sleeping area and offers a naturally lit dressing area that is as practical as it is elegant. The en-suite bathroom is large and clad with stone and features high-end sanitaryware, including a bath, a glass-enclosed shower with rain head and mosaic tiles, a wall-hung wash basin, and a WC.

Two further bedrooms are located at the front of the property, each with a bay window and built-in storage space. Close to the rooms is a family shower room.

A fourth bedroom is at the further end of the property; currently serving as a workroom, this room has substantial storage and a view of the driveway. An elegantly styled cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin is adjacent to this room.

Still immaculately designed and finished, a practical utility room and laundry are fitted with cabinets and work surfaces, giving access to the integral garage.

The garden is as elegantly minimalist as the rest of the property, with clearly defined areas for seating and planting that have been expertly designed to present a seamless blend of nature and modern aesthetics.

Stenigar is a rare property that fits the Scottish landscape so beautifully, but it can easily be found in the pages of any high-end lifestyle magazine. It offers an outstanding home for a family who enjoys combining rural life with modern luxury.
 
About Beauly

At the mouth of the Beauly Firth to the west of Inverness, Beauly is renowned for its beautiful square and gorgeous tree-lined approach which makes it one of the most popular villages in the Highlands to both live in and visit.

Situated on the River Beauly, the village is located five miles from Inverness, and eight miles from Dingwall. With good road links in all directions, Beauly enjoys access to Inverness, Ullapool and Wick. Regular train services run to and from Inverness, Dingwall, Thurso, and Kyle of Lochalsh.

Originating around Beauly Priory which was founded in 1230 for Catholic monks, Beauly and the surrounding area are rich and fertile which is reflected in its products which are sold both locally and further afield. The centre of Beauly is a popular place for both locals and visitors to spend time, with its flower-filled Square is surrounded by independent shops, restaurants and cafes.

Within easy reach of Inverness, the Moray and Cromarty Firths, and the West Coast of Scotland, Beauly is ideally situated as both a commutable distance from important employment areas, as well as close to popular tourist destinations such as the Black Isle, Drumnadrochit and the NC500.

Beauly is served by one primary school, and a secondary school in Inverness, primary schools, doctors, a hospital, a community centre, and several places of worship. Hospitality, tourism, and retail are important forms of employment in the area. With a vibrant community and independent shops and restaurants, Beauly is a stylish example of modern Scotland.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: F
EPC Rating: D (62)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.

Included in the sale:
All floor coverings, blinds and all white goods.