Farr, Inverness, Highland

Craggan House is a delightful detached family home with four double bedrooms, four flexible reception rooms and a beautiful landscaped garden. The property features attractive accommodation throughout, with a neutral decor and large windows, welcoming plenty of natural light and affording far-reaching views across the beautiful surrounding landscape.

The main ground-floor reception room is the 28ft sitting room with its wooden flooring, recessed LED lighting, feature fireplace, bar area and French doors opening to the garden. Adjoining the sitting room is a conservatory with a southwest-facing aspect, while additional ground-floor living and entertaining space includes the study and the dining area, which has a double-height ceiling with a galleried landing above and a skylight.

Furthermore, the ground floor has a well-equipped, open-plan kitchen and family area, which stretches from the front to the rear of the house and provides

French doors opening to the front garden. The kitchen itself has white fitted units to base and wall level, a central island, a breakfast bar and a range cooker, while there is also an adjoining utility room for further home storage and appliances.

Upstairs, the galleried landing overlooks the dining area and leads to the four well-presented double bedrooms. These include the principal bedroom, which has built-in mirrored wardrobes and an en suite shower room. Two further bedrooms have mirrored fitted storage, while the first-floor landing also provides access to the family bathroom with its freestanding bathtub and separate shower unit.

The property is approached via electric gates at the entrance opening onto a gravel driveway, leading to the house and to the integrated double garage. A second double garage is located at the rear, with storage space above. The beautiful garden surrounding the house includes rolling lawn, well stocked border beds and a wealth of established shrubs, hedgerows and trees, as well as timber decking and paved and gravel terracing for al fresco dining. There is a vegetable garden with raised beds and a greenhouse, as well as an open-sided garden shelter offering further seating and dining space, or the potential for use as an outdoor kitchen and barbecue area.

The property occupies a rural position in the desirable village of Farr northeast of Inverness. Farr itself offers a small village shop, post office, primary school and a community hall, while Inverness, regarded as the capital of the Highlands, offers a wide range of

shopping, leisure and cultural facilities, including
supermarkets, cafés and restaurants. There is also a choice of primary and secondary schools in the surrounding area, including Lochardil Primary School and Inverness Royal Academy.

Transport links are excellent, with Inverness providing mainline rail services, the A9 offering routes south to Perth, Edinburgh and Glasgow or north into the Highlands, and Inverness Airport within easy reach.

The surrounding countryside offers abundant outdoor pursuits, including walking, cycling and riding, while the Moray Firth provides opportunities for sailing. Golf enthusiasts are well catered for, with Inverness Golf Club and Kings Golf Club.