Station Road, Edderton, IV19 1LA

3 Station Road is a two bedroom mid terrace home in the village of Edderton. Built in the 1950s but with plenty of character added over the years, it would make a great first home, suit a couple looking for a little more space or work well for a small family wanting village life within easy reach of Tain.

The front garden is enclosed by timber fencing that’s been painted a cheerful green colour, with a path running straight from the gate to the front door. Gravel covers most of the ground on either side, keeping maintenance fairly simple, while a few planted areas around the house bring some colour. The white exterior is broken up by dark timber framed windows and a green front door in the entrance porch.

The porch opens into the inner hall, where the staircase rises directly ahead. White walls keep this part of the house bright, with a grey carpet running up the stairs and a natural timber handrail fitted along one side.

The lounge has all the character of a traditional cottage with one wall painted green and lined with large sections of decorative timber panelling. Exposed timber beams run across the ceiling above, adding to the feel while the remaining walls are painted white, allowing those stronger details to stand out. The fireplace is another major feature. A freestanding black wood burning stove sits on a dark hearth within the chimney breast, with a chunky natural timber mantel above. Timber effect flooring runs underfoot while wide timber framed windows look out to both the front and rear gardens. There is plenty of space for a full sofa setup while still leaving room for additional furniture.

The kitchen has a bold look. Deep green base cabinets are matched with darker timber wall mounted units, while black worktops run around the room with matching dark splashbacks. A black hob is set into the worktop with a built in Electrolux oven directly beneath and a large extractor above. On the other side of the room is another worktop space where a black farmhouse style sink is found. Beneath the counter here is space for a washing machine too. A glazed back door provides access to the rear garden.

Also on the ground floor is the bathroom which has a large white bath along one wall with an electric shower above and a glazed screen to the side. Light stone effect wall panels run around much of the room with timber panelling on one section for contrast. The white wash basin is wall mounted, with the toilet positioned beneath the window. A chrome heated towel rail provides the finishing touch.

Back in the hallway, the carpeted staircase takes you up to the landing where both bedrooms can be found. The larger bedroom has warm beige coloured walls with a sloping ceiling towards the wide dormer window. There’s plenty of space to accommodate a double bed together with drawers and other bedroom furniture.

The second bedroom has two pink feature walls with decorative white panelling beneath, while the remaining walls are painted. A wide dormer window sits beneath the sloping section of ceiling and brings in plenty of natural light. It’s another generous double with plenty of space for a large bed and additional furniture.

Outside, a long lawn stretches away from the house, enclosed by timber fencing on all sides. There’s loads of room here for children to play and pets to roam, and is ideal for anyone who enjoys spending time outside. A timber shed for garden tools and extra storage is already in place. There is also private parking at the rear of the property. A shared access path to the side of the home provides another route to the rear without having to go through the house.

3 Station Road has many features which make it an attractive home. The wood burning stove, timber ceiling beams and green panelling give the lounge plenty of character, the kitchen has a bold finish of its own and the two bedrooms are both generous doubles. Add the enclosed front and rear gardens and peaceful village setting and you’ll find plenty to appeal to first time buyers, couples and small families. Contact Hamish Homes today to arrange your private viewing.

About Edderton

Edderton is a quiet village on the shores of the Dornoch Firth. Known for its stunning natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere, Edderton offers a tranquil rural lifestyle with spectacular views. The village is ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat while still being close to essential services.
Edderton has a close-knit community and offers essential amenities, including a village hall and the local Edderton Primary School. For more comprehensive services the nearby town of Tain, just 7 miles away, provides supermarkets, shops, healthcare facilities and secondary education courtesy of Tain Royal Academy.
Transport links are convenient, with the A836 road providing easy access to Tain and the wider Highland region. Tain railway station offers regular train services to Inverness and further afield, making commuting straightforward for those working in larger towns or cities.
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate Edderton’s proximity to scenic walking routes, fishing spots and the renowned Glenmorangie Distillery, located just a short drive away. With its peaceful setting, welcoming community and access to amenities in nearby towns, Edderton is an attractive option for those looking to buy property and enjoy a rural Highland lifestyle.



General Information:
Services: Mains Water & Electric, Electric Panel Heaters
Council Tax Band: A
EPC Rating: 43 (E)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.