Perceval Road, Inverness, IV3 5QE

From the street, 6 Perceval Road has the unmistakable character of a traditional Inverness stone property, its solid sandstone frontage and tall sash style windows giving it the presence you’d expect from a home dating back around 120 years. This ground floor flat sits within a semi-detached block of similar period buildings, only a short walk from the city centre, making it an easy place to settle if you want the charm of older construction without losing the convenience of central living.

Inside, a small hallway links the bedroom, bathroom and living room, with the kitchen reached through a further door off the living room.

The bedroom is a generous, bright space with crisp white painted walls and a tall ceiling that gives it an airy feel. A large white uPVC window stretches along one wall with a view out to the front, and has a radiator neatly positioned just below for warmth. The flooring is a light wood laminate while the simple lines of the skirting, door frame and coving finish the room with a classic touch.

The bathroom is arranged around a full length bath with a shower fitted above it and a folding glass screen to one side. The tiling around the bath combines light coloured upper tiles with a band of soft green below, giving the room a gentle, traditional look. A pedestal basin and toilet alongside sit beneath a large frosted window that brings in plenty of daylight while keeping the space private. The floor is laid with light coloured tiles and there’s a radiator near the door to keep the room warm.

The living room feels instantly inviting, helped by the tall ceiling that lifts the space. The large front window draws in natural light throughout the day while the room’s size and shape makes it straightforward to picture how your own furniture would sit. The timber fireplace surround adds a touch of character without overpowering the room, while the natural wood doors and skirtings keep a sense of warmth running through the space. A glazed door opens through to the kitchen, giving a smooth connection between the two rooms and keeping the flat feeling open and welcoming.

The kitchen is arranged in a long galley layout, with light timber fronted wall and base units running along both sides to make the most of the space. Dark worktops give a smart contrast while above the sink and hob the deep blue tiled splashbacks brings a bold touch of colour. There’s a stainless steel gas hob with a built in oven below and extractor above. At the far end, a frosted glazed door leads directly outside.

Stepping out from the kitchen, the shared rear garden gives you a practical, low maintenance outdoor space. A wide paved area sits directly outside the door, offering plenty of room for seating, container plants or simply an easy spot to dry laundry. Beyond this, gravel and a small section of planting run along the edge, with boundary walls and fencing giving the garden a sheltered, enclosed feel. A timber shed with a felt roof stands at the back, providing useful storage for tools and outdoor equipment.

With bright rooms, a private outdoor space and the bonus of being only a short stroll from the city centre, this flat brings together the things people value most in an Inverness home. The period exterior gives it real appeal while the inside is perfect for modern living. If you’re looking for a move in ready Inverness flat with charm and personality then this one is certainly worth viewing early. Contact Hamish Homes now to arrange your own private appointment.

About Inverness

Inverness, the capital of the Scottish Highlands, offers an enchanting blend of history, culture and natural beauty, making it a prime destination for home buyers.

The city’s charm combines old-world allure with modern amenities. Inverness Castle, overlooking the river, provides a glimpse into the city’s past, while the bustling city centre features contemporary shops, restaurants and cafes. Inverness boasts a range of excellent schools, healthcare services and a low crime rate, ensuring a high quality of life.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find Inverness a paradise, with easy access to the Highlands’ vast wilderness for hiking, cycling and wildlife spotting. The city is also the gateway to the North Coast 500, Scotland’s ultimate road trip, offering breathtaking coastal scenery.

Culturally, Inverness thrives with numerous art, music and sporting festivals and events. The Eden Court Theatre and Cinema is a hub for performing arts, while local museums and galleries celebrate the region’s heritage.


General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: D (62)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.