Refurbished Two Bedroom Home In Peaceful Coastal Setting With Panoramic Views

Set in a quiet stretch of Badcaul near Dundonnell, this semi detached home sits in an elevated position with open views across Little Loch Broom and the surrounding Highland landscape. Recently updated and ready to move into, it offers a modern interior in a setting that’s all about space, outlook and a slower pace of life.

Just inside the entrance vestibule a door opens to the shower room. This has been finished in a modern style, with grey marble effect wetwall panels lining the walls. The walk-in enclosure is fitted with a rainfall shower head and alongside it sits the toilet and a compact unit incorporating the sink. A frosted window brings in natural light, with a radiator positioned below.

The kitchen sits just off the hallway, with a run of muted green cabinets that immediately gives it a bit more character than the typical neutral finish. These are paired with wood effect worktops, with a built-in oven and induction hob set neatly into the layout. There is space beneath the counters for an additional appliance and there’s two windows to keep the room bright throughout the day.

The living room is where the setting really comes into its own. Two timber-framed windows look directly out across the water, with views stretching over Little Loch Broom and the hills beyond. The finish is simple with cream walls and light grey carpet, and there’s a built-in cupboard in the corner adding useful storage.

There’s a ground floor bedroom which is a comfortable double, with its window again positioned to take in that same open outlook across the loch and surrounding landscape. The neutral finish continues here, with a radiator placed close to the door to make sure you’re warm year round.

The staircase rises from the hallway, finished with grey carpet that continues onto the landing above. From here, the upper level leads to the second bedroom, where the sloping ceiling gives the room its characterful shape. A Velux-style rooflight fitted brings in natural light.

Alongside it is a boxroom which adds a useful extra. With sloping ceilings and no window, it naturally suits storage, but it could also work as a compact workspace if needed.

The property is fitted with original timber double glazed windows throughout and the heating is provided by an oil-fired system with radiators in each room. Hot water is supplied via a tank located in the landing cupboard.

For buyers looking to step into a quiet, remote Highland setting, where the location is key, then this is a standout option. The house itself is ready to go, freshly decorated and renovated inside. Get in touch with Hamish Homes now and arrange your viewing to experience it for yourself.

About Badcaul
Badcaul is a small coastal settlement in the northwest Highlands, set along the shores of Little Loch Broom near Dundonnell. Surrounded by dramatic mountains, open moorland and sweeping sea views, it offers a truly peaceful setting where the landscape plays a central role in everyday life. The area is known for its natural beauty, with quiet roads, coastal walks and opportunities for wildlife spotting all close at hand.

Local amenities are limited, adding to the sense of seclusion, but the nearby village of Dundonnell provides a primary school and community facilities. A wider range of services including shops, supermarkets, cafés and healthcare can be found in Ullapool, around a 25-minute drive away, along with transport links including bus connections to Inverness.

The surrounding area is ideal for outdoor pursuits, from walking and fishing to exploring the nearby mountains and coastline. With its open views, quiet surroundings and access to essential amenities within reach, Badcaul offers a Highland lifestyle shaped by space, scenery and simplicity.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Oil
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: E ( 50)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.