Scott Crescent, Dingwall, IV15 9UT

With around 189 square metres of floor space, this four bedroom detached home gives a family plenty of room to spread out whilst being close to Dingwall’s shops and services. It sits in a quiet development on the north side of town, with a generous garden and integral garage adding to the space inside.

The house has a generous driveway that provides off street parking and leads directly to the integral garage. The front door opens first into an entrance vestibule before continuing into the long central hallway.

The living room is a very generous space, with broad windows on two sides flooding the room with natural light. Neutral coloured walls and carpet keep the finish understated, leaving the natural timber around the doors and windows to add warmth. There’s plenty of floor space here for a full sofa suite and other furniture without the room feeling crowded.

The kitchen has cream coloured cabinets, topped with dark counters and a black and cream tiled splashback. A wide window sits directly above the sink, while the cooking appliances are installed along the opposite wall. Two built in ovens are housed together in a tall cabinet with an integrated dishwasher also fitted. Dark flooring runs across the room.

Just off the kitchen is the separate utility room. There’s room for a freestanding fridge freezer and laundry appliances, along with additional worktop space, while the gas boiler is mounted on the wall at the far end.

The dining room is large enough for a full dining table and still leaves plenty of room around it. Full height glazed French doors open directly onto the rear deck, making it especially useful when the weather allows you to step outside.

Off the hallway is a convenient WC, finished simply with a white toilet and pedestal basin, cream walls, dark flooring and a chrome heated towel rail.

A separate study room completes the ground floor of this charming home. It has plenty of room for a desk and office equipment alongside a window and radiator. For anyone working regularly from home, it means the living and dining rooms do not have to double up as work spaces.

Upstairs, the landing follows the same natural timber finish found downstairs, with timber banisters, doors and skirtings against neutral painted walls and light coloured carpet.

The first bedroom is a double room with a sloping section of ceiling adding shape. A window sits centrally along the far wall, while the neutral decor and carpet keep the room easy to furnish. The second bedroom is shaped by the roofline, with the ceiling sloping down on both sides and a taller central section around the window. White walls, a light carpet and natural timber skirtings keep the finish simple. Bedroom three is another double room, with the ceiling following the pitch of the roof on one side. A window sits at the end of the room and the neutral walls and carpet are broken up by the natural timber doors and skirtings.

Bedroom four is the largest of the four and has plenty of floor space around the bed. A deep dormer creates a wide window area on one side, while a built in double wardrobe sits across the opposite wall. The room also has its own en-suite shower room, fitted with a glazed shower enclosure, pedestal basin and toilet. Dark speckled wall panels around the shower contrast with the white walls, while a rooflight window brings daylight in from above.

The family bathroom is also a full four piece room. A full sized bath sits beneath the window at the far side, with a separate glazed shower enclosure at the other end of the room. The white basin and toilet complete the suite, while dark flooring and matching dark panels around the shower and bath give the room a strong contrast.

Outside, a wide timber deck runs across the back of the house, with plenty of space for outdoor seating and a barbecue. From there, the garden opens onto a neat lawn that takes up most of the space. A covered gazebo creates a second seating area, while a timber shed provides storage to one side. Shrubs, small trees and flowers line the edges of the garden, with a slightly raised bank at the back adding more greenery and separation from the neighbouring homes.

This is the perfect family home, with so much space, four bedrooms, modern interiors, an integral garage, private driveway and a large garden. Contact Hamish Homes now to arrange your private viewing.

About Dingwall

Dingwall is a thriving market town with a rich history stretching back to the Viking era, still reflected today in historic sites like the Townhouse and the remains of Dingwall Castle. Over the years it has grown into a bustling centre for the surrounding Highland communities, offering a wide range of services and amenities.

The High Street is home to independent shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. Families are well catered for with both primary and secondary schools, while Dingwall Leisure Centre provides extensive sports and fitness facilities that support an active lifestyle.

The town is surrounded by spectacular Highland scenery, with Ben Wyvis and the Cromarty Firth close by for walking, wildlife and outdoor pursuits. At the same time, Dingwall is just 14 miles from Inverness and enjoys strong road and rail links, making journeys straightforward.

Blending history, community and convenience, Dingwall offers an appealing mix of small-town character and modern living in the heart of the Highlands.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: F
EPC Rating: B (82)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.