Wester Drummond, Whitebridge, Inverness

With its substantial footprint, Glenerrick House makes a strong first impression, with flexible and well-appointed accommodation throughout.

There are three generous reception rooms in the main house, including the 24ft dual aspect drawing room with its French doors opening onto the garden and fireplace fitted with a logburner. There is also a generous dining area with full-height windows and sliding glass doors, which welcome plenty of natural light, plus a sitting room. Additionally, the study is situated in the tower, providing a private space for home working. The 26ft kitchen and breakfast room provides further social everyday living space, with its conservatory-style dining area and well-equipped kitchen, which has fitted units to base and wall level, a central island, and integrated appliances.

The self-contained separate accommodation is linked to the main residence by an internal door, and features a family room as well as a fully-equipped kitchen and breakfast room with French doors opening onto the garden. There is also one bedroom with an en suite shower room at this end of the ground floor, with stairs leading to a first-floor area with a further two double bedrooms and a shower room. The central staircase leads from the reception hall to the main first-floor area, where there are five double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with its extensive storage and en suite bathroom. Two further bedrooms are en suite, while there is also a first-floor shower room.

The house is approached via a driveway, which leads to a large gravel parking area in front of the house with space for several vehicles. Further parking is available in the integrated triple garage. The gardens surrounding the house are bordered by woodland and trees. There is also timber decking for al fresco dining and a pond.

Wester Drummond lies to the south of Inverness and offers a tranquil countryside setting characterised by rolling hills, scattered woodlands, and expansive open spaces. Combining the rugged beauty and timeless
enchantment of the Scottish Highlands,

Glenerrick House is just a short distance from
the scenic road to the shores of Loch Ness and
is set in some of the regions finest scenery
at the foot of the Monadhliath Mountains.

There are a host of activities for the outdoor
enthusiast which include fishing, shooting,
stalking, hill walking and bird watching.

Located approximately 28 miles outside
Inverness, the property would appeal to those
looking for a rural retreat yet is convenient for
the city and the airport, which provided regular
domestic and European flights.

The city of Inverness is the main business and commercial centre for the Highlands and provides an
extensive range of high street shopping, leisure
and entertainment facilities. Inverness also has
excellent public transport links with good bus
and rail connections.

The property sits with the catchments areas for Inverness Royal Academy and Stratherrick Primary.