Two Bedroom Conon Bridge Bungalow With Stylish Interiors, Garage And Large Rear Garden Grounds

11 Bridge View is a two bedroom semi-detached bungalow on the northwestern edge of Conon Bridge, with the village close at hand and Dingwall only a short journey away. It’s perfect for buyers who want a manageable home with a garden you can actually work with, useful outbuildings, a garage, and the comfort of a living room centred around a modern log burner.

From the front, the house has a warm and cared for feel with plants, gravel sections and a gated driveway leading towards the detached garage. The entrance vestibule provides a practical space for coats and shoes before leading through into the main hallway. The hallway itself is bright and uncluttered with soft neutral tones, timber internal doors and a light grey carpet continuing through much of the home.

The living room is an inviting space centred around a modern Hamlet log burning stove. The glossy black hearth and surround stand out against the warm tartan wallpaper on the chimney breast, giving the room a focal point. A wide front facing window with timber framing brings in plenty daylight and gives the room an open feel during the day, while the stove creates a far cosier atmosphere in the evenings. Grey carpet underfoot and wide white cornicing complete the room neatly.

The kitchen has been fitted in a modern style with cream shaker units paired against pale worktops and wood laminate flooring. Wall mounted and floor standing cabinets provide excellent storage, while the built in oven and electric induction hob are positioned neatly along one side of the room. A large window above the sink brings natural light into the space and there is room beneath the counter for a washing machine. Just off the kitchen is the utility room, giving you additional space for appliances and storage.

The home has two bedrooms, the first is positioned at the front and comfortably accommodates a double bed along with freestanding furniture. The room combines neutral coloured walls with a floral patterned feature wall in soft red tones, while grey carpet continues into here from the hallway. A front facing window brings in good natural light during the day.

Bedroom two is another double and looks out across the rear garden. A feature wall with floral patterned wallpaper introduces soft blue tones against the otherwise white walls. A small radiator sits near the door for warmth and the light grey carpet continues underfoot in here, too.

The shower room is another modern space with large tiles lining the walls, broken by a mosaic border detail around the room. A substantial L-shaped vanity unit in a light wood finish provides plenty of storage along with generous counter space surrounding the sink. The square shower enclosure contains a Mira electric shower and chrome fittings, while a chrome towel radiator is mounted beside the doorway.

The rear garden is far larger than first expected from the front of the property. Immediately behind the bungalow there are gravel sections, paved paths, planted borders and a lawn area arranged around two greenhouses and a timber shed. Beyond this, a gate opens into an additional enclosed section with mature trees and a wide lawn. The garden is enclosed by timber fences, hedges and masonry walls, helping to create privacy whilst preserving the open outlook towards the surrounding countryside and fields beyond.

11 Bridge View will suit buyers looking for a move-in ready home with impressive garden grounds. The village setting and countryside backdrop give it a peaceful feel, all within easy commuting distance of Dingwall and Inverness. Early viewing is strongly recommended so reach out to Hamish Homes today to arrange yours.

About Conon Bridge

Conon Bridge is a charming village nestled along the banks of the River Conon in a picturesque region of Ross-shire. Known for its scenic beauty and welcoming community, Conon Bridge offers a peaceful and idyllic lifestyle while being conveniently close to larger towns and amenities.

The village boasts a rich history with its traditional architecture and the 200 year old Conon Bridge itself, just some of the notable landmarks that add to village’s charm. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities, including walking, cycling and fishing along the river.

Conon Bridge offers essential amenities such as local shops, cafes and a primary school, ensuring residents have access to daily necessities within the village. The larger nearby town of Dingwall, just a short drive away, provides additional services, secondary school, shopping and recreational facilities.

The village is well-connected by road and rail, with its own railway station on the Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh Line, making commuting straightforward. Inverness, is only 12 miles away, offering a wider range of cultural, educational and employment opportunities.

With its blend of natural beauty, historical charm and strong community spirit, Conon Bridge is an ideal location for those seeking a tranquil yet connected lifestyle. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in nature, explore local history or enjoy a close-knit community, Conon Bridge has something to offer everyone.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: D (66)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.