Muirden Road, Maryburgh, IV7 8EJ

A stylish semi-detached bungalow in the heart of Maryburgh, 13 Muirden Road offers generous living spaces, tasteful interior finishes and a welcoming layout well-suited to family life or relaxed retirement living. With garden grounds, off-street parking and a timber workshop, this property is a mix of practical features and comfortable day-to-day living.

At the front of the home, the lounge is a spacious and inviting room, brightened by a wide front-facing window and finished in clean neutral tones with soft grey carpet underfoot. The standout feature is the open fire, set within a classic stone fireplace with a wooden mantel, creating a warm and traditional focal point. It also powers a back boiler system, offering a practical heating solution. The chimney breast is painted in a modern grey, adding contrast to the otherwise neutral décor. At the rear of the space, there’s ample room for a dining table and chairs making it ideal for everyday meals or relaxed entertaining.

Off the dining area is the kitchen, where bold red walls add warmth and contrast beautifully against grey tiled splashbacks and pine wall and base cabinets. Grey acrylic worktops offer generous preparation space and there is room for freestanding appliances including a cooker, washing machine and tall fridge freezer. A stainless steel sink is fitted into the worktop, while natural light enters the room through a glazed rear door and two side windows, creating a bright and functional environment.

Each of the three bedrooms is decorated in crisp white tones with soft grey carpeting for a modern, cohesive feel. The largest bedroom offers generous floor space and features a built-in triple wardrobe with mirrored sliding doors edged in a contemporary grey finish, perfect for keeping everything neatly organised while enhancing the room’s sense of space. The second bedroom also accommodates a double bed and additional furniture comfortably, while the third, though slightly smaller, still maintains good proportions and includes a radiator beneath the window for year-round warmth.

The bathroom is finished in calming neutral tones, with large wall tiles adding texture and a sense of warmth. A frosted window ensures privacy while allowing soft natural light into the room. The white suite includes a full-size bath with a Mira Sport electric shower overhead and a fixed screen for splash protection. A pedestal sink with mirror above and a separate toilet complete this well-presented, practical space.

The home benefits from double glazing throughout, with a mix of PVC and timber-framed doors, and partial fixed heating is provided via electric panel heaters. A real asset is the open fire in the lounge, which powers a back boiler system supplying both hot water and additional heat, an efficient and cosy feature that enhances the home’s practicality.

Outside, the front garden is laid with gravel while a variety of planted shrubs line the boundary wall, creating a neat and attractive first impression. A lock block driveway runs along the side of the house, offering off-street parking for multiple vehicles. To the rear, the garden combines low-maintenance stone chippings with a raised timber-decked seating area, perfect for outdoor dining or unwinding in the fresh air. Tall timber fencing encloses the back garden, providing privacy and security, while a timber-framed, timber-clad workshop with a flat felt roof adds valuable space for storage, hobbies or projects.

Whether you're looking for a low-maintenance home with practical features or a peaceful place to settle in a friendly Highland village, 13 Muirden Road offers great value, comfort and flexibility. Early viewing is recommended so contact Hamish Homes today to book your own private appointment.

About Maryburgh
Maryburgh is a charming village that offers a blend of rural serenity and excellent connectivity. Set amidst gently rolling hills and scenic countryside, Maryburgh provides an authentic Highland lifestyle enriched by a strong sense of community and history. The natural beauty surrounding the area makes it an ideal retreat for individuals in search of peace, outdoor adventures and a slower pace of life.

Although Maryburgh itself retains a quiet village feel, residents benefit from easy access to essential amenities in nearby towns. Local shops, a post office and community facilities take care of daily needs, while larger centres such as Dingwall, just a short drive away, offers supermarkets, healthcare services, cafes and leisure options. Transport links are superb, with nearby roads providing a straightforward route to Inverness and other regional hubs. Families will appreciate the availability of quality education; Maryburgh Primary School serves local children and secondary schooling is available in neighbouring towns.

Whether you are drawn by the scenic landscapes, the warm community spirit, or the proximity to urban services, Maryburgh presents an enticing opportunity to buy property and embrace the quintessential Highland way of life.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: E (47)
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