Wimberly Way, Inverness, IV2 3XJ

Four bedrooms, generous indoor and outdoor space and a striking open plan kitchen make this Inverness home far larger than it first appears from the outside. Originally built around 1955 and further extended, the property now offers around 146 square metres of accommodation arranged across one and a half storeys, giving families plenty of space to enjoy.

At the front of the house a triangular section of lawn sits behind a tall hedge which helps screen the property from the road. A gravel driveway runs to the side the house and provides space for several vehicles to park. Further garden areas continue around the side and rear of the property, where two timber stores, a greenhouse and additional lawn space are located. An electric vehicle charging point is fitted to the side of one of the stores, while the rear garden also includes a timber summerhouse with light and power. Currently used as a workshop, it could easily serve as a hobby room, garden office or simply a relaxing place to sit during warmer months.

The exterior of the house itself has a clean modern finish with white walls and contrasting dark grey detailing around the windows, doors and drainage. Stepping inside, the entrance vestibule leads into the clean modern hallway which gives access to the main living areas of the home.

The living room sits to the front and immediately feels bright thanks to the bay window overlooking the garden. Wooden flooring runs underfoot while the walls are finished in clean white tones. The chimney breast has been painted in a slightly darker shade which helps frame the wood burning stove set within the fireplace. A modern grey vertical radiator sits neatly in the corner of the room.

Just along the hall you’ll find the ground floor shower room. This is a modern space with large grey wall tiles running across the room. The basin, complete with a striking black tap, sits on top of a dark grey vanity, while the toilet sits alongside. The shower cubicle is lined with dark grey wetwall panels and is fitted with a mixer shower and large rainfall shower head.

The dining kitchen sits to the rear of the home and is the real centrepiece of the house. The first thing you notice is the tall vaulted ceiling which immediately gives the room a sense of space and light. The kitchen area runs along one side of the room where modern grey cabinets are paired with wooden worktops. A tall bank of units houses the built in AEG double oven while the sink sits nearby alongside. Slim grey tiles line the walls around the worktops while the remaining walls are painted white. At the centre of the kitchen sits an island finished with white cabinets and a solid white worktop. The AEG induction hob is positioned here which makes cooking feel more sociable when others are gathered around the room.

On the opposite side of the space there is plenty of room for a full dining table and chairs. One wall has been painted a muted green which adds colour without overwhelming the room. A modern vertical radiator is mounted nearby to help keep the area warm year round. Large sliding patio doors open directly onto the garden which makes the room feel connected to the outside.

Another benefit of the home is the utility room, which sits just off the kitchen. This provides additional storage cabinets along with a second stainless steel sink. A rear door from here opens directly out to the garden too.

Also on the ground floor you’ll find two bedrooms. The first is located towards the front of the house and is a comfortable double room finished with clean white walls and a light coloured carpet. The window looks out towards the front garden.

Bedroom two sits nearby and works well as either a smaller double bedroom, guest room or home office. The room is finished in light neutral tones and includes a built in storage cupboard.

Upstairs, the staircase opens onto the first floor landing where the same calm, neutral finish continues. Bedroom three is a particularly spacious double room. Light coloured flooring runs underfoot while the walls are finished in neutral tones, keeping the room bright and easy to style. There’s plenty of space here for a large bed along with wardrobes and additional furniture without the room feeling crowded. One of the most useful features is the walk-in storage area at to the side of the room. This space works perfectly as a dressing area or walk-in wardrobe, keeping clothing and storage neatly tucked away from the main sleeping area.

The fourth bedroom is another generous double room. A light carpet and neutral coloured walls keep the space feeling calm and adaptable for different tastes. A built-in cupboard provides practical storage, while the overall size of the room allows for a full bedroom setup with ease.

The upstairs shower room serves this floor well and is finished in a modern style. Large textured tiles line the walls, giving the space a contemporary feel. The shower cubicle is a good size, making it comfortable for everyday use. Alongside it sits a compact vanity unit with a modern bowl basin set on top, with a mirrored cabinet mounted above for extra storage. A toilet sits alongside, and the tall frosted window allows natural light into the room while maintaining privacy.

For buyers looking for a home that offers genuine space both inside and out, this Inverness property delivers everything you need and more. Arrange your viewing with Hamish Homes to experience the scale of the home for yourself.

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: D
EPC Rating: D (66)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.