Positioned on Clyde Street in Invergordon, this detached home is a rare opportunity for someone to take on a property with scale, history and the possibility to shape it into something special. With a generous footprint and multiple reception and bedroom options, this is a home with clear potential, whether you’re looking to create a long term family home, add value through renovation or explore investment possibilities.

To the front, a single storey entrance porch creates a practical buffer between the outdoors and in. With windows on all sides, a built in bench and a small counter, it’s an ideal place to kick off shoes, and remove coats before entering into the house.

The main sitting room is a welcoming space centred around a wood burning stove which sits within a wooden surround and on a slate hearth. Light coloured walls are paired with a floral feature wall, while two built-in alcoves offer natural spots for furniture or shelving. With a front facing window and good proportions, this is a room that already feels inviting and could be transformed into a real heart of the home.

On the other side of the hall sits a versatile room currently used as a dining room, though it could just as easily become a fourth bedroom, second lounge or dedicated home office. A boarded fireplace hints at the home’s traditional roots, while the front facing window keeps the room bright and adaptable.

From the inner hall, the main bathroom is a generous space that currently includes a full sized bath, wash hand basin and toilet, with wood panelling and mixed finishes that highlight the scope to modernise. The size of the room gives you the freedom to rework it into something contemporary, whether that’s a modern family bathroom or a more luxurious retreat.

Just off the hall, the separate WC is another bonus, particularly in a home of this size. Having a second toilet away from the main bathroom is ideal for busy households or guests, and again offers an opportunity to update and refresh to suit your own style.

The kitchen is one of the most promising spaces in the home. Generous in size, it already benefits from sliding patio doors opening out to the rear garden, bringing in light and creating a natural connection to outside space. While the fitted units are older in style, the room itself offers excellent proportions for a modern refit, whether that’s a contemporary open plan kitchen/diner or a more traditional layout with added storage and worktop space.

Bedroom one is located on the ground floor, offering flexibility for single level living if needed. It’s a comfortable sized room with a large window, built-in wash hand basin, and space to rework the décor into something to suit your tastes.

Upstairs, the attic floor provides two further bedrooms arranged either side of the landing, with a built-in cupboard between them. Both rooms benefit from dormer windows to the front, improving head height and natural light, while the rear ceilings slope in classic attic style. With good space and the chance to create cosy, characterful bedrooms or guest rooms, they’re ideal for growing families.

Outside, the rear garden is laid mainly with paving and gravel, making it easy to maintain while still offering space for outdoor seating, dining or further landscaping. A timber shed and wood store provide useful external storage.

This is a home that invites imagination. With its generous layout, traditional features and clear scope for improvement, it offers a genuine opportunity to add value and create something personal. Whether you’re a buyer looking for a project with heart, or an investor seeking a property with strong potential, this is one that deserves a closer look. Contact Hamish Homes today and get moving!


About Invergordon

Nestled on the shores of the Cromarty Firth, Invergordon is a charming town in the north of Scotland, known for its rich maritime heritage and stunning natural scenery. Located about 25 miles north of Inverness, Invergordon serves as a gateway to the Highlands, making it an ideal base for exploring the region's breathtaking landscapes and historical sites.

Living in Invergordon means being part of a vibrant community with a range of amenities, including shops, cafes and restaurants. The bustling high street offers everything from daily essentials to unique local crafts. Families will find several well-regarded schools, providing quality education for children of all ages right on your doorstep.

Residents can enjoy various activities, from strolling along the scenic waterfront to exploring the fascinating Invergordon Naval Museum and Heritage Centre. The town is also renowned for its impressive murals, which depict its rich history and community spirit, creating a colourful outdoor gallery. Outdoor enthusiasts will find numerous opportunities for walking, cycling and wildlife watching in the surrounding countryside.

Invergordon's proximity to other picturesque towns like Tain and Alness and the easy access to Inverness, allows for convenient day trips to explore castles, distilleries and the legendary Loch Ness. Whether you're looking for a vibrant community or a peaceful retreat, Invergordon offers a warm welcome and a wealth of experiences.



General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: D (63)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.