The Meadows, Dornoch, IV25 3SF

This lovely home in Dornoch is a detached two bedroom bungalow which sits within a development of similar homes built in the late eighties. Inside, the layout keeps things simple, with a living room, a kitchen dining room and two bedrooms, including one en-suite. With the town’s facilities close at hand, it’s a home that will suit anyone wanting a comfortable home in a lovely part of town.

The bungalow sits off from the road with a large front garden, mainly laid with gravel, with space for off street parking. A red door to the handy integral garage stands out to one side, while a wide set of timber-framed windows runs along the front of the house, giving the exterior a welcoming look.

Inside, the living room is a generous space, centred around an open fireplace with a stone surround and a timber mantle that gives the room a clear focal point. The walls are painted cream with white cornicing tracing the ceiling while a light green carpet runs across the floor. A wide window stretches along the front, adding to the room’s sense of scale and setting the tone as you move through the rest of the home.

The kitchen and dining room form one generous space, finished with cream painted walls and wood laminate flooring. The kitchen area runs along two sides with cream cabinets trimmed in timber and a light worktop above. Small tiles line the wall around the work surfaces, with a stainless steel sink placed below the wide timber framed window. A built-in electric hob sits neatly within the counterspace, with a Hotpoint oven set at eye level alongside. The room has plenty of clear floor space, allowing for a dining table and chairs while a radiator sits along one wall to keep the area comfortable.

The utility room sits just off the kitchen, fitted with extra cabinets and an additional stainless steel sink. There is space for laundry appliances helping to ensure everyday tasks are kept neatly tucked away. From here a back door leads directly out to the garden while a second door connects into the integral garage. This garage gives sheltered access to the car and could be a great additional space for storage or to be converted into a hobby or work space.

The main bedroom offers a calm, neutral setting with a built-in wardrobe fitted to one wall behind wooden sliding doors. A heater is mounted on the wall to help keep the room warm at all times, and the room has generous floor space for a double bedroom. The room also enjoys it’s own en-suite, with a sink set on a small fitted unit, giving useful storage for bathroom essentials. The shower cubicle is lined with grey patterned wetwall panelling for a clean, practical finish.

The second bedroom is also a large double room, with plenty of space for a large bed and additional furniture. It mirrors the rest of the home with cream painted walls and is matched with a light grey carpet giving it a calm feel. A wide window sits along one wall and a built-in storage cupboard with a wooden door provides a useful place to keep things neatly organised. An electric heater is also fitted.

The bathroom has a simple, clean finish with white floor tiles and cream painted walls. A large frosted window gives the room privacy while still keeping it bright and sits above the toilet with a pedestal sink to the side. The shower cubicle is lined with black marble effect wetwall panelling, adding a clear contrast to the rest of the space. Along one wall, a tall white radiator provides a strong heat source and helps keep the room comfortable throughout the day.

The home is fitted with double glazed timber casement windows throughout. Heating comes from a mix of electric Fisher heaters and panel heaters, while hot water is supplied by a cylinder in the loft space.

The garden wraps around the home with space at the front, side and rear, all enclosed by a mix of fencing and old stone walls that add a sense of privacy. The rear garden is a real highlight, stretching out into a wide lawn that gives plenty of room for children, pets or anyone who simply enjoys time outdoors. Mature shrubs and bushes frame the edges, softening the boundaries and bringing colour through the seasons. A charming timber summerhouse sits toward the bottom, offering a sheltered spot to unwind, read or enjoy the long summer evenings.

Overall, this charming bungalow at 6 The Meadows, offers an appealing blend of comfort and space, all set within a friendly part of Dornoch just a short distance from the town’s shops, cafes and coastal attractions. With its two generous bedrooms, bright living spaces, integral garage and a superb rear garden complete with a summerhouse, this is a home that will suit a wide range of buyers. Early viewing is highly recommended so contact Hamish Homes today!

About Dornoch

Dornoch is a charming town renowned for its stunning coastal scenery, rich heritage and vibrant community spirit. Nestled on the shores of the Dornoch Firth, the town offers a delightful mix of traditional charm and modern amenities, making it an ideal location for property buyers seeking a balanced Highland lifestyle. Iconic landmarks such as the historic Dornoch Cathedral and the world-famous Royal Dornoch Golf Club add a touch of sophistication to everyday living.

Residents enjoy a range of local conveniences, including boutique shops, welcoming cafes, traditional pubs and excellent restaurants, along with essential healthcare facilities. Families benefit from the town’s well-regarded schools; Dornoch Primary and Dornoch Academy.

With excellent transport links ensuring smooth commutes to Inverness to the south and Thurso to the north, Dornoch combines serene natural beauty with practical connectivity. Its captivating blend of historical allure, outdoor pursuits and comprehensive local facilities makes Dornoch an appealing destination for those looking to invest in a home in the heart of the Highlands.



General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: E (43)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.