Traditional Terraced Home with Two En Suites Bedrooms, Stylish Interiors and a Generous Garden n the Charming Village of Bonar Bridge

In view of the famous Bonar Bridge, Morningside is a charming two-storey mid-terraced property full of period character and bright, modern interiors. This attractive Highland home is thought to be over 100 years old, with traditional stone construction, timber-framed windows and a generous rear garden ideal for relaxing or exploring.

Entering the home through the smart black front door, you’re welcomed into a bright hallway leading to a lovely sitting room at the front. Here, rich wooden flooring and ceiling spotlights create a warm and inviting atmosphere, while a wide window brings in plenty of natural light. Fresh dusty pink-toned walls add a soft touch of colour while its size provides ample room for seating and furniture.

A few steps away, the WC/utility room provides excellent practicality, combining a modern toilet and sink with useful worktops, cabinets and space for laundry appliances – perfect for keeping the rest of the home clutter-free.

The separate dining room is another bright and flexible space, with matching wood flooring and crisp white walls. It comfortably accommodates a family-sized dining table, or could serve as a second sitting area or work-from-home space. Ceiling spotlights enhance the clean, modern finish.

Accessed via a short passage from the dining room, the kitchen is painted in a soft green and fitted with a generous array of light-toned wall and base cabinets, offering excellent storage space. Warm wooden worktops add a welcoming touch, while the integrated oven, electric hob, stainless steel extractor and sink complete the practical layout. Overhead ceiling spotlights provide bright, focused lighting for everyday use.

Upstairs, the first floor contains two double bedrooms, each with their own en-suite shower rooms. The first bedroom is filled with natural light from a window on the sloped ceiling and a low window to the side. With soft carpet, pale neutral walls and space for furnishings, it makes for a quiet retreat. Its en-suite includes a tiled shower cubicle, sink, toilet and modern chrome towel radiator.

The second bedroom is equally generous, currently hosting two single beds with ease. This room also features sloped ceilings with a bright rooflight and matching light modern decor. Its en-suite mirrors the first, with light coloured wall tiles, a mains-fed shower, toilet and sink, plus a chrome towel radiator for added comfort.

Outside, the large rear garden stretches out with plenty of space for children to play, pets to roam or green-fingered owners to landscape or grow vegetables. Mature trees and shrubs bring structure and privacy and there’s a shed for additional outdoor storage.

Heating is provided by an external Grant Vortex oil-fired boiler, with water-filled radiators delivering warmth throughout the home. Timber-framed double-glazed windows, including Velux roof lights to the rear, bring in excellent natural light. Convenient on-street parking is available directly in front of the property.

Morningside is a rare two-bedroom, two-en suite layout in a peaceful Highland village setting. With modern touches throughout and a generous outdoor space, it’s a property with both charm and potential. Contact Hamish Homes today to arrange your viewing and discover the relaxed lifestyle that Morningside has to offer.

About Bonar Bridge

Bonar Bridge, a picturesque village in the north of Scotland, is situated at the western end of the Dornoch Firth. Surrounded by stunning Highland scenery, the village is ideal for those who appreciate a peaceful, rural lifestyle with easy access to outdoor pursuits. Fishing, walking and cycling are popular activities, with ample opportunities to explore the nearby hills, lochs and woodlands.

Despite its small size, Bonar Bridge provides essential amenities, including a local shop, post office, café and a community hall, ensuring that daily needs are met. For families, Bonar Bridge Primary School serves younger children, while older students typically attend secondary schools in nearby towns such as Dornoch or Tain.

Transport links connect Bonar Bridge to larger towns and the rest of the Highlands. The A836 and A949 roads offer a straightforward route to Tain and Lairg, where additional supermarkets, healthcare facilities, restaurants and leisure centres can be found. Inverness, the Highland capital, is around an hour’s drive away, providing even wider shopping, entertainment and travel options, including rail and air connections.

With its scenic location, welcoming community and convenient access to amenities, Bonar Bridge is an appealing place to buy a property and embrace the relaxed Highland way of life.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Oil
Council Tax Band:
EPC Rating: E(54)
Entry Date: Early entry available