View Place, Tain

Fantastic opportunity to acquire an end-terraced house with excellent development potential, ideally located on Tain High Street. Built circa 1900, this characterful property offers well-proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors. The property opens into a welcoming front porch, leading through to the kitchen, which is fitted with a range of wall and base units, with space for white goods. There is excellent storage throughout the property, with two useful hallway cupboards. The ground-floor bathroom completes the accommodation on this level and features an electric shower over the bath. Upstairs, the property benefits from a spacious lounge. The double bedroom completes the accommodation. The property benefits from electric storage heating and double glazing throughout. Externally, the rear garden is currently shared between the three properties. There is potential to split the title to allow each property to have its own private garden area. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn and includes established shrubs, hedging and a mature apple tree. Overall, this property presents an excellent opportunity to develop a characterful home into a modern and appealing residence. It would make an ideal purchase for first-time buyers, developers or investors, with the potential to create a desirable home in a convenient High Street location.

Kitchen - 4.39 x 3.86 (14'4" x 12'7" ) -

Bathroom - 1.81 x 2.20 (5'11" x 7'2") -

Lounge - 4.06 x 4.51 (13'3" x 14'9" ) -

Bedroom 1 - 2.89 x 3.19 (9'5" x 10'5") -

Location: Tain is an historic Highland town and Scotland’s oldest Royal Burgh, with its Royal Charter dating back to 1066. Steeped in history and character, the town enjoys a picturesque setting in Easter Ross and provides an excellent base from which to explore the spectacular scenery of the Highlands. The property is particularly well positioned, situated just off Tain High Street and within easy reach of the town centre and its range of local amenities. Tain offers a good selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, supermarkets and everyday services, together with schooling at the new Tain campus and a variety of community facilities. The town also benefits from its own railway station, providing connections towards Inverness and northwards through the Highlands, while the A9 offers convenient road access to the wider region. Tain's historic character is complemented by its beautiful surrounding landscape. The town lies close to the Dornoch Firth and is ideally placed for enjoying the area's beaches, woodland, countryside and coastal scenery. The surrounding area offers excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, wildlife watching, golf and a wide range of outdoor pursuits.

Extras: All fitted floor coverings, fixtures and fittings, including all light fittings. Curtain poles.

Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage.

Council Tax: Band B

Tenure: Freehold.

Floor area: 62m2

Entry: By mutual agreement.

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