Pitfure, Rogart, Sutherland

The Property
Marsaili is an impressive detached family home with five bedrooms and airy, open-plan living. The property is well-presented with a neutral colour palette and large windows, welcoming plenty of natural light and affording those stunning views across the Highland landscapes.

The main living and entertaining space is the L-shaped, open-plan kitchen and sitting room. This comfortable reception room has a log burner and sliding glass doors opening to the south-facing front garden. There is space for both a seating area and a family dining table, while the kitchen has modern fitted units, a breakfast bar and integrated appliances, including a microwave, single oven, gas hob and an extractor hood. A separate utility room provides additional space for home storage and appliances. Adjoining the kitchen is a conservatory with a vaulted ceiling, panoramic windows and a door opening to the front garden, providing further relaxed everyday living space.

The principal bedroom on the ground level benefits from an en suite shower room and built in storage. Bedroom 5 also has built in storage and could be used as a home office. A wet room can be found on the lower level, while upstairs there is a spacious landing area, which leads to an additional three double bedrooms of similar proportions, with skylights and dormer windows providing elevated views across the surrounding landscapes. The first floor also has a further shower room.

Outside
At the entrance to the property, gates open onto the driveway which winds up, past the front garden and to a parking area at the rear, with access to the integrated garage for covered parking or storage and workshop space. The garden is mostly to the front, with an area of patio for al fresco dining enjoying south-facing aspect, while beyond the patio there is an area of lawn, bordered by established shrubs and hedgerows. At the rear, beyond the driveway, there is a rocky, wooded area.

Location
The property is set in a picturesque and secluded position, close to Loch Fleet and with access to the eastern coastline and to the magnificent hills and Munros of the northern Highlands.

The village of Golspie provides various everyday amenities, while Dornoch 13 miles away has a wealth of everyday amenities including local shops, cafés, restaurants, a medical practice and both a primary and secondary school. Further amenities can be found 19 miles to the south in Tain, which offers a variety of shops and leisure facilities, including supermarkets, as well as secondary schooling.

The A9 is approximately 6 miles away and provides routes south towards the city of Inverness, while rail services are available from Tain. There is links golf available at Royal Dornoch Golf Club, or at Tain Golf Club.