Planefield Road, Inverness, IV3 5DL

This traditional three bedroom semi-detached stone built home at 32 Planefield Road, dates back to around 1900. With the city centre, local shops, schools and transport links all within easy reach, the location works well for anyone wanting to be close to everything Inverness has to offer. It’s a practical choice for a range of buyers looking for a property with character in a great central location.

Externally, the house reflects its period with a stone built frontage and detailed surrounds to the windows and roofline. A low stone wall with wrought iron railings separates it from the path, with a paved section leading to the front door. The pitched roof and dormer windows give the property a strong presence, while a gated side access runs along the house, providing a useful route through to the rear.

Stepping inside, the hallway has a staircase rising to the first floor and doors leading off to the main rooms. The first door on the right opens into the living room, positioned at the front of the home. A large window draws in natural light and gives a clear view of the street outside. The chimney breast forms the focal point, fitted with a modern electric fire in a wood burning stove design. To one side, an alcove has been adapted with built-in shelving and a cupboard below, adding useful storage while keeping the room clean and uncluttered. Three walls are painted a clean white colour, with the fireplace wall painted a deep warm orange for contrast. The flooring is a plush carpet in a light colour.

Next along the hallway is the dining room. A large window to the side draws in natural light, with a radiator positioned alongside for warmth. The room is a good size and would accommodate a dining table and chairs, or could be used as a second sitting room. One wall is finished in a bold yellow tone, adding a strong visual contrast against the otherwise white painted walls. Built-in cupboard storage is set into one wall, providing useful storage without taking up floor space. The flooring is laid with a light coloured carpet, keeping the finish consistent with the adjoining rooms.

A door at the rear of the dining room leads into the kitchen. Units run along two sides, combining green base units with white wall cabinets, topped with dark work surfaces. A stainless steel sink is set beneath the window, while a glazed external door provides direct access outside. The room is fitted with an integrated oven, gas hob and extractor hood, with space beneath the counters for further appliances. The walls around the worktops are finished with a tiled splashback in a mix of neutral tones with patterned inserts, adding colour and detail to the space. Ceiling spotlights provide overhead lighting, keeping the room bright and functional.

At the top of the stairs, the first room you reach is the bathroom. It’s fitted with both a freestanding bath and a separate corner shower enclosure. The bath is set beneath the sloping ceiling and finished with a unique floor-standing chrome tap alongside, giving it a distinctive look. The shower has a curved enclosure and is lined with neutral coloured wall panels. A wall mounted sink sits alongside with a mirrored cabinet above, while a floating toilet is built in with a concealed cistern. The lower half of the walls are decorated with blue timber panelling, with smooth white coloured walls above. A chrome towel radiator is fitted to one side with natural light coming in from a roof level window, helping to keep the space bright.

The first of the three bedrooms features a sloping ceiling that shapes the space. A large dormer window is set into the angled wall, drawing in natural light and giving the room an open feel. The walls are finished in a deep green tone, contrasted by white ceilings and woodwork. For additional storage there’s a recessed alcove with built-in shelving. A radiator is mounted on the wall near the door, while the flooring is laid with a light coloured carpet.

The second bedroom also has an angled ceiling with a slim dormer window set into it. The walls are painted a clean white colour, while the flooring is covered with a light grey carpet. A built-in recess provides storage or display space without reducing the usable floor area. The radiator is mounted on the wall near the door.
The third bedroom is a single room, making it well suited as a child’s bedroom, nursery or home office. Again, the sloping ceiling shapes the space, while a window set into the far wall brings in natural light. The walls are finished in clean white and the flooring continues with a light grey coloured carpet.

The rear garden is fully enclosed by tall timber fencing, ensuring a private and secure outdoor space. It is mainly laid to lawn, with a stone path running through to a paved seating area, positioned at the rear to catch the sun, making it an ideal spot for outdoor dining. A timber shed provides useful external storage for things like tools, lawn mowers and bikes.
With original stone character on the outside and a clean, modern feel inside, this is a home that’s ready to move straight into. The layout works well, the garden gives you private outdoor space and

the location keeps everything Inverness has to offer within easy reach. It’s the kind of place that suits a wide range of buyers, whether you’re stepping onto the ladder, moving closer to the city or looking for something with a bit more personality. A closer look will show exactly how well it all comes together, so arranging a viewing sooner rather than later would be a smart move. Contact Hamish Homes without delay for to organise your private appointment.

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 & Gas
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: D (67)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.