Three Bedroom End-Terrace Home Close To Local School With Flexible Spaces And Low Maintenance Gardens

From the front, you can see this is a tidy end-terrace home with a welcoming feel. Its enclosed front garden is paved and finished with stone chips, centred by a flowering shrub that brings seasonal colour to the setting.

Inside the hallway sets the tone with crisp white walls, soft carpet underfoot and a clean, neutral style. At the base of the staircase, a window seat offers both character and practicality, creating a small spot to pause before heading through to the main living spaces.

The living room is a bright and inviting space, thanks to its large front window that fills the room with light. Decorated in fresh white with a light coloured carpet, it offers a simple backdrop ready for personal touches. A radiator near the door ensures warmth, while the matching white skirtings, window frames and door surrounds provide a sense of continuity.

A door from the living room opens into the galley style kitchen. Light wood cabinets run along both sides and are topped with black acrylic worktops, creating a clean, practical workspace. The built-in oven with electric hob sits on one side, while the stainless steel sink is set into the opposite. The decor is neutral, with wood-laminate flooring underfoot while a small window and the back door at the far end, brings in natural light.

The ground floor also benefits from a generous double bedroom, an increasingly desirable feature that offers flexibility for a variety of needs. Currently decorated with striking brick pattern wallpaper and finished with grey carpet, it provides plenty of space for a large bed and furniture. A wide rear window keeps the room bright, while a useful alcove section provides scope for storage or to create a fitted wardrobe.

Upstairs, a large built-in cupboard offers extra storage on the landing, where doors then lead to two further bedrooms and the shower room. The first of the bedrooms is a particularly generous double. Decorated with fresh white painted walls and a light blue carpet, it feels bright and inviting. A wide window draws in natural light, while the proportions of the room allow for a large bed as well as additional furniture. A built-in wardrobe with painted wooden doors, together with a separate storage cupboard, means everything can be neatly organised while still leaving the room free for relaxation.

The second bedroom, also a double, has light grey painted walls with a darker grey carpet, creating a modern and calming feel. A built-in wardrobe maximises storage, while the rear facing window provides a pleasant outlook over the garden.

The shower room has a modern finish, fully lined with cream wetwall panels. A large corner cubicle with chrome edging houses an electric shower, paired with a chrome towel radiator, wall-mounted wash basin and toilet to complete the suite.

Outside, the rear garden is an attractive and private space. A central lawn forms the heart of the garden, with decorative stone chips adding contrast along either side. By the back door, a small decking space creates a convenient spot for morning coffee, while there’s a larger raised decking area at the far end. A neatly painted timber shed, lined inside for extra usefulness, sits on the far decking. The inclusion of external power sockets makes the garden practical as well as inviting.

All in all, this is a flexible and appealing home, offering three bedrooms across two levels, generous living space and well kept gardens. With its central Forres location close to a school and shops, this is an excellent choice for families, first-time buyers or anyone seeking a practical home with outdoor space. Early viewing is strongly advised, so contact Hamish Homes to arrange your private appointment.

About Forres

Forres, a historic town in Moray, is known for its picturesque setting, rich heritage and welcoming community. Located on the banks of the River Findhorn, Forres boasts beautiful green spaces, such as Grant Park, and is celebrated for its floral displays, earning recognition in nationwide competitions. With its ancient high street and unique landmarks, including the Sueno’s Stone and the Nelson’s Tower, Forres offers a charming blend of history and culture.

Residents enjoy convenient access to essential amenities, including shops, supermarkets, healthcare facilities, cafes and restaurants. For families, Forres provides excellent educational opportunities, with well-regarded primary schools and Forres Academy serving the secondary level. The town also has leisure facilities like the swimming pool and fitness centre, ensuring a balanced, active lifestyle.

Forres benefits from strong transport links, with a railway station offering regular services to Inverness and Aberdeen, while the nearby A96 road provides easy access to the region’s larger towns and cities. This makes commuting straightforward and allows residents to take advantage of more extensive shopping, dining and entertainment options in Inverness or Elgin.

With its combination of natural beauty, historical charm and good connectivity, Forres is an appealing choice for those looking to buy a property in a vibrant Moray community.

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