Inglis Road, Invergordon, IV18 0JB

Situated on a desirable corner plot in a peaceful residential area of Invergordon, 19 Inglis Road is a beautifully maintained semi-detached bungalow steeped in history. Constructed in 1919 as one of the iconic 'Admiralty cottages', this charming property blends historic appeal with modern functionality, offering a cosy yet practical home perfect for a range of buyers.

Entering the home, you’ll be welcomed into a spacious open-plan living and dining area. The lounge features a decorative block fireplace, complete with an gas fire, and a clever extension into the corner of the room that doubles as a television stand or display shelf. The neutral white walls are complemented by a feature wall with grey patterned wallpaper, creating a stylish yet comfortable space. A large window fills the room with natural light, while an arched opening leads seamlessly into the dining area. The dining room is generously sized, accommodating a family table and chairs with ease. Sliding French doors provide direct access to the rear garden, blending indoor and outdoor living while allowing light to flow through the space.

The modern kitchen, accessible from the living room, is a thoughtfully designed space with plenty of storage. White cabinets and grey worktops create a clean and timeless aesthetic, enhanced by grey-painted walls and decorative tiling around the cooking area. The layout offers both functionality and style, with ample counter space and a practical arrangement for everyday use.

This property boasts two double bedrooms, both featuring built-in wardrobes for convenient storage. The main bedroom offers decorative wardrobe doors and crisp white walls, providing a bright and versatile space ready to make your own. The second bedroom mirrors the size and storage capabilities of the first, making it perfect for guests or family members.

The shower room is a standout feature, boasting a sleek and contemporary design. Grey wetwall panelling gives the space a modern, polished look, while the electric shower is a new, high-quality addition. A white integrated unit houses an extended sink and toilet, with plenty of cupboards and drawers to keep essentials tucked away. The chrome heated towel radiator adds both warmth and a touch of sophistication to the space.

The property benefits from private garden grounds to the front, side and rear. The rear garden is fully paved for low maintenance, while the side garden combines gravel and paving with a neatly grassed square section, offering space for relaxation or light gardening. Two timber sheds provide excellent storage options, whether for tools, outdoor equipment or general household items.

The bungalow is heated via a gas-fired central heating system powered by a Baxi back boiler, ensuring a warm and energy-efficient home. The property’s double-glazed uPVC windows and doors further enhance comfort and insulation.

Located in a quiet residential area of Invergordon, the property is just a short distance from local amenities, shops and transport links, making it both practical and convenient. With its historic charm, modern upgrades and move-in-ready condition, 19 Inglis Road is perfect for first-time buyers, small families or anyone seeking a peaceful and well-located home.

About Invergordon

Nestled on the shores of the Cromarty Firth, Invergordon is a charming town in the north of Scotland, known for its rich maritime heritage and stunning natural scenery. Located about 25 miles north of Inverness, Invergordon serves as a gateway to the Highlands, making it an ideal base for exploring the region's breathtaking landscapes and historical sites.

Living in Invergordon means being part of a vibrant community with a range of amenities, including shops, cafes and restaurants. The bustling high street offers everything from daily essentials to unique local crafts. Families will find several well-regarded schools, providing quality education for children of all ages right on your doorstep.

Residents can enjoy various activities, from strolling along the scenic waterfront to exploring the fascinating Invergordon Naval Museum and Heritage Centre. The town is also renowned for its impressive murals, which depict its rich history and community spirit, creating a colourful outdoor gallery. Outdoor enthusiasts will find numerous opportunities for walking, cycling and wildlife watching in the surrounding countryside.

Invergordon's proximity to other picturesque towns like Tain and Alness and the easy access to Inverness, allows for convenient day trips to explore castles, distilleries and the legendary Loch Ness. Whether you're looking for a vibrant community or a peaceful retreat, Invergordon offers a warm welcome and a wealth of experiences.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: E (53)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.