Moy Bridge Croft, Wester Moy, Muir Of Ord, Ross-Shire

The Property
Moy Bridge Croft is an impressive home set amidst the Ross-shire countryside in an idyllic riverside position, enjoying far-reaching views across the surrounding Highland landscape. The property features attractive, white-rendered elevations, while inside there are five bedrooms and a wealth of stylish contemporary accommodation, enhanced by elegant fittings and understated décor throughout.

At the heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room, an airy living and entertaining space with panoramic views across the riverside rear gardens. The elevated sitting area features wooden flooring, a log burner and bi-fold doors opening onto the patio, while the kitchen and dining area provides space for a family dining table alongside a contemporary fitted kitchen with white cabinetry, a central island with breakfast bar and an Aga. Further ground-floor living space includes a home office and a spacious drawing room with a vaulted ceiling, exposed timber eaves and bi-fold doors spanning the rear elevation, creating a seamless connection with the gardens.

One double bedroom with an en suite wet room is situated on the ground floor, providing ideal guest accommodation. Upstairs, there are four further well-presented double bedrooms, three of which benefit from en suite facilities, including the principal bedroom with its south-facing Juliet balcony, built-in wardrobes, dressing room and en suite shower room with a walk-in rainfall shower. The first floor also includes a family bathroom.

Outside, the property is surrounded by attractively landscaped gardens, with expansive lawns, colourful herbaceous borders and established hedgerows. To the rear, a generous patio extends across the back of the house, providing an ideal setting for al fresco dining while enjoying views across the gardens to the River Conon and the varied Highland landscape beyond.

The property includes croft land extending to about 5.36 acres (2.17 ha) - marked on attached sale plan - which comprises two good quality grass paddocks graded as 3.2 by the James Hutton Institute together with a modern storage shed (about 18.64m x 9.61m) and polytunnel sheep shed.

Crofting: The grazing land outbuildings and access road is subject to crofting tenure. The Registers of Scotland crofting register number is C5182. Purchasers should satisfy themselves with regards to the rules surrounding owning croft land. For enquiries, please contact the Crofting Commission -

The property is situated in a rural setting beside the River Conon, five miles from sought-after Muir of Ord in the Easter Ross area of the Highlands, moments from dramatic countryside and the open waters of the Beauly Firth. Muir of Ord offers several amenities, including local shops, cafés, restaurants, a village hall and a doctor’s surgery. There is also a primary school in the village, with the nearest secondary school being in nearby Dingwall. Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, is 15 miles away, with its extensive range of shopping, leisure, cultural and educational facilities, as well as access to large supermarkets.

Local road links include the A9, providing access to Inverness and north along the east coast. There is also a railway station in the village, providing services to Inverness where connections can be made to other major cities. The area is ideally placed to enjoy the great outdoors, with golf Muir of Ord Golf Club and the stunning peaks and lochs of the highlands to explore, as well as the spectacular coastline of the Moray Firth.