County Cottages, Nairn, IV12 5RH

Found in the quiet Highland hamlet of Blairmore, just a short drive from both Cawdor and Nairn, this spacious three-bedroom semi-detached bungalow offers generous gardens, driveway parking, and open countryside views, presenting a peaceful lifestyle with plenty of potential.

The entrance leads into a bright vestibule and central hallway, both finished in neutral tones with attractive wooden flooring underfoot. From here, each room of the home is easily accessed. At the front of the home, the lounge is a bright and inviting space, complete with a large front window. The room is styled in neutral tones and features rustic wooden flooring, a long radiator along one wall and a charming fireplace with a black hearth and solid fuel stove. A wooden mantel adds character and warmth, making this room a true heart of the home.

The kitchen sits to the rear and is designed for both practicality and style. Light green painted walls are paired with small white tiles along the splashback areas, while light wood-coloured cabinets and dark worktops give a modern contrast. There’s an integrated eye-level double oven and an electric hob beside it, a stainless steel sink and space for both a dishwasher and washing machine. A back door and adjacent radiator complete the layout, with natural light drawn in through the window.

The bathroom is fully tiled in large light cream tones, creating a clean and cohesive look. A full-size white bath with a wooden side panel sits along the main wall, with a mixer shower above and screen installed to the side. Directly opposite the door are the pedestal sink and toilet, neatly positioned beneath a frosted window that adds privacy without compromising light.

All three bedrooms are generously sized doubles. The first is particularly spacious, with soft blue-painted walls, plush carpet and ample room for furnishings. A built-in cupboard space offers flexibility and a radiator sits nearby. The second bedroom, at the front of the home, features grey carpet, neutral coloured walls with an orange painted feature wall, and its own built-in cupboard. The third bedroom is also a double, with a window on the far wall, plush grey carpet underfoot, a radiator and its own built-in storage cupboard with shelving above.

The home is heated by an efficient Worcester Greenstar LPG combination boiler, tucked neatly in the partly floored loft, which is easily accessed via a ceiling hatch with pull-down ladder. Traditional cast iron gutters and downpipes add a touch of character to the exterior, which is painted in a bright white colour with contrasting black finishings.

The rear garden is a standout feature, a large, predominantly lawned space with planting around the perimeter and a small paved area for seating or outdoor dining. Fields surround the property, enhancing the sense of peace and seclusion. A timber summer house with felt tile roof provides a brilliant option for a home office, studio or hobby room, while a separate brick-built shed offers even more storage. The front garden is bark-covered for low maintenance, with a paved path leading to the door and a driveway to the side.

This property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy quiet rural living within reach of both village charm and town convenience making it ideal for those seeking space and character but with scope for personalisation. Don’t hang around, properties in this area rarely come onto market, so contact Hamish Homes to secure your private viewing today!

About Blairmore

Blairmore is a charming hamlet surrounded by farmland and gentle woodland offering a calm setting just a short drive from the famous village of Cawdor and the seaside town of Nairn.

In Cawdor you’ll find a small range of amenities including a shop, pub/restaurant, car repair garage, church and bowling club. It’s also home to the closest primary school, being Cawdor Primary. Older children seeking secondary education attend Nairn Academy which is roughly 3 miles away. In Nairn you’ll also find a much wider range of services including healthcare, supermarkets, leisure centre and more.

Transport links are strong for a rural setting: the A96 is a short distance away and offers direct access west to Inverness and east to Aberdeen, while Nairn train station provides regular services. Inverness Airport is also within easy reach for travel further afield.

With its combination of countryside surroundings and proximity to Nairn’s amenities, Blairmore presents an ideal option for families, retirees or anyone seeking a peaceful, well-connected Highland lifestyle.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & LPG
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: E(43)
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