This is a substantial detached home that makes a strong first impression as soon as you arrive. Set back behind a large driveway with sweeping grounds wrapping around the front and side, the house has crisp white rendered walls and a dark tiled roof. The setting feels open and peaceful, with mature trees beyond the garden and a lochan to the west adding to the sense of space and outlook.

The entrance hall is bright and welcoming, giving an immediate sense of scale and flow. From here, the layout opens naturally into the main living areas.

The sitting room is a generous and inviting space, decorated in calm neutral tones with cream painted walls and a light coloured carpet underfoot. Ceiling spotlights provide soft, even lighting, while three side by side windows to the front, along with an additional window to the side, fill the room with natural light. A modern wood burning stove sits proudly as the focal point, adding warmth and character to the room.

The kitchen, dining and family room is a space designed to be lived in. Glossy white kitchen units are paired with wood effect worktops, creating a clean, modern look. A double oven is built into a tall run of cabinets, with an electric induction hob positioned alongside. Grey tile effect vinyl flooring runs in this section with ceiling spotlights keeping the room bright. Beyond the kitchen area, the room opens into a generous dining and family space with plenty of room for a large table and chairs, as well as a sofa and additional furniture. A wide window and glazed double doors open directly to the garden, making this an easy space to move between indoors and out.

Just off the kitchen, the utility room adds valuable everyday practicality. Matching cabinets provide additional storage, along with an extra sink and space beneath the worktop for laundry appliances, keeping the main kitchen clear and uncluttered.

The home benefits from a ground floor bedroom, perfect for those who struggle with stairs or as a place for guests to stay. This is a spacious double room, finished in clean neutral tones and currently accommodates two single beds with ease. This room also enjoys its own en-suite wet room, fitted with a walk in shower and finished with bright glossy white wetwall panels lining the walls. A floating vanity unit provides useful storage, with the sink set above and a toilet positioned alongside.

A conveniently placed WC sits off the central hallway, fitted with a toilet and sink, making it ideal for daytime use or when guests are visiting.

Upstairs, the landing is a generous space and easily large enough to accommodate a seating area, creating an additional area to enjoy rather than simply a passageway.

The main upstairs bedroom is a comfortable double room with neutral walls and a wide window bringing in plenty of light, with a long radiator fitted beneath. A full wall of built-in wardrobes with mirror fronted sliding doors provides excellent storage. The en-suite shower room includes a shower cubicle, toilet and sink, offering privacy and convenience that works particularly well for a master bedroom.

The third bedroom is another large double room, finished in neutral tones with ceiling spotlights and a built in wardrobe with mirror fronted sliding doors. A large radiator near the door keeps the room warm and comfortable.

The fourth bedroom is also a double room, with a sloping roofline to one side and a Velux style window bringing in natural light. A built in wardrobe with mirror fronted sliding doors mirrors the storage found in the other bedrooms. The room is finished in neutral cream tones with a light coloured carpet.

The study is a smaller, well shaped room with a slanted ceiling and dormer window. Finished in soft cream tones with a light carpet, it works equally well as a home office, nursery or playroom, depending on individual needs.

The family bathroom is fitted with a bath and a shower above, with a shower screen to the side. Glossy wetwall panels line the bath and shower area for easy cleaning, while the rest of the room is painted in clean white. A white toilet and sink sit alongside a chrome ladder towel radiator to complete the room.

The home is heated by a gas fired Worcester Greenstar boiler located in the utility room, supplying underfloor heating to the ground floor and radiators on the upper level. Hot water is stored in a large unvented cylinder and is supplemented by solar water heating, adding efficiency to day to day living. Windows and external doors are timber double glazed throughout.

Outside, the back garden continues the sense of space found at the front. The rear is laid mainly with decorative gravel, with lawn beyond, creating a practical and low maintenance outdoor area. In the corner of the garden is a delightful summer house, a lovely spot to sit in to relax and take in the surroundings. A detached single garage sits at the end of the driveway offering useful storage and space to keep your car.

This is a large family home that combines space and comfort in a peaceful Muir of Ord setting. With its flexible layout, generous grounds and move in ready feel, it’s a property that offers long term appeal and is best appreciated by viewing in person, so reach out to Hamish Homes today to arrange your private appointment.

About Muir of Ord

Muir of Ord, a vibrant village located on the edge of the Black Isle, offers a blend of countryside living with excellent connectivity to nearby towns and cities. The village is well-known for the Glen Ord Distillery, one of Scotland’s oldest whisky distilleries, which adds to the local charm and attracts visitors from afar.

The village provides a good range of local amenities, including a small supermarket, shops, cafes, and restaurants, catering to the needs of the community. Families are well-served by Muir of Ord Primary School with secondary education available at Dingwall Academy, located just 5 miles away in the nearby town of Dingwall.

Transport links are a significant advantage in Muir of Ord, with its own railway station offering regular services to Inverness - just 13 miles away - and Dingwall, ensuring easy access for commuters and shoppers alike. The A9 and A832 roads also provide convenient access to the wider Highland region.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the surrounding countryside - ideal for walking, cycling and enjoying the natural beauty of the area. With its strong sense of community, good amenities and proximity to Inverness and Dingwall, Muir of Ord is an attractive place to buy a property and settle down.



General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: F
EPC Rating: B (84)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.