Stunning Detached Bungalow: Large Outdoor Entertaining Area

Constructed in 2007 and with an interior space of 140 m2, this is an exceptionally well-maintained property that also benefits from a beautiful location in a commuter village.

Accessed via a large area lawn and extensive blockwork driveway, the front garden is suitable for several vehicles and has the advantage of a double garage. The view from here is north across agricultural land to the Moray Firth and Black Isle. Solar panels are fitted to the south-facing roof area at the rear of the property.

Entering via a smart pale blue-painted hallway with its polished wooden floor and white joinery, gives access to the elegant living room. This room has a north-facing view of the front garden and is finished in grey with attractive hard flooring. A contemporary black cast iron wood burning stove with an exposed flue gives the room a stylish focal point.

Fitted with immaculate dark wood cabinetry with an attractive grain, the kitchen is a striking, high-end space offering considerable space. Arranged on three walls and finished with a crisp polished stone worktop and breakfast bar, the kitchen features many quality details, including steel tambour doors on wall cabinets to complete its high-end contemporary feel. Small earth-coloured wall tiles in the splash areas beautifully complement the simpler white floor tiles.

Attached to the kitchen is a pristine sunroom with space for a dining table and comfortable seating. Finished in white with plentiful downlighting, this space is a stylish retreat whatever the time of day. Glazed doors give access to the patio.

6 School Brae has four substantial bedrooms. The first is decorated in grey and white and has a view of the garden. It also has two large built-in wardrobes. The ensuite shower room is finished with elegant dark grey and white tiles, white sanitary ware, and a walk-in shower.

The second bedroom is decorated in blue and has a built-in wardrobe; given its proximity to the entrance, it offers a good space as a guest room or as a home office, which is its current use.

The two remaining bedrooms are decorated in a very soft grey. Each is generously sized and has plenty of natural light.

The family bathroom features the same dark grey and white tiles as the en-suite and has a bath with a shower over it, a WC, and a wall-mounted wash basin.

Patio doors to the garden open onto an expansive paved seating area with utility space and a small timber shed to one side; steps lead to a lawn with raised beds and a small summer house. A log store is at the side of the property. Enclosed with timber fencing, the garden is simply designed but elegant, reflecting the aesthetic of the property as a whole.

This is a stunning and extremely well-maintained property. Its fabulous rural location in a desirable area, offset by its proximity to the airport, Inverness, and Nairn, make it not just a lovely family home, but also a perfect place from which to commute. Early viewing is recommended.
 
About Croy

Located ten miles from the City of Inverness, Croy is a beautiful village that is set in some of the most beautiful landscapes around Inverness. The village is a popular area for commuting to nearby Inverness and Nairn and captures an ideal blend of traditional rural charm with contemporary architecture.
Along with its near neighbour Tornagrain, Croy places emphasis on family and sustainability. Croy has winding lanes, a small community, and a popular and much-loved primary school. For secondary schooling, most students attend Culloden Academy, known for its comprehensive curriculum and wide range of extracurricular activities and is earmarked for complete redevelopment over the next few years. Local services can be found three miles away in Cawdor, and medical facilities and more comprehensive services can also be found in Inverness, as well as in Nairn, which is 8 miles away.
Major employers can be found in Inverness, including NHS Highland and the University of Islands and Highlands. The local economy has a strong tourism emphasis, and SMEs are well supported through local agencies and Highland and Islands Enterprise.
Excellent transport links connect Croy to all corners of Scotland, and the village is only a few minutes from Inverness Airport.
Its serene setting and proximity to transport and services make Croy a haven for those seeking a balanced lifestyle, and it offers an attractive home for families, retirees, and professionals alike.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Solar Panels
Council Tax Band: F
EPC Rating: E (51)
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.