House For Sale £850,000
Strathnaver is a truly exceptional traditional home, offering almost 6,000 sq. Ft. Of living space arranged over three floors. The house dates from circa 1896, and is a magnificent example of period architecture, with its distinctive looks and extensive, flexible accommodation. This highly desirable home has retained many of its original features which include large sash windows, generouslyproportioned rooms, ceilings with fine cornicing, deep skirting boards and some original
fireplaces. The house has been lovingly restored
and sensitively modernised, creating old and new in a dynamic way.
The ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall with useful WC, cloakroom, wine cellar and door to the rear garden and comprises large sitting and dining rooms, both with large bay windows and feature open fireplaces, a spacious office with front aspect bay window and feature open fireplace, a well-proportioned study and a modern family bathroom. The ground floor accommodation is completed by an extensive 31 ft. Kitchen/breakfast/sitting room with a range of wall and base units including a central island with breakfast bar, modern integrated appliances, a sitting area with exposed wooden flooring and feature open fireplace, and a spacious neighbouring dining room with window seating and French doors to the rear garden.
Accessible over two staircases rising from the reception hall, the first floor offers two large bedrooms with feature bay windows, one with a feature fireplace, an additional double bedroom with feature fireplace and en suite bathroom, three further double bedrooms and a useful fitted utility room together with a modern family shower room and a spacious contemporary family bathroom. A separate staircase rises from the landing to the second floor which houses the property’s two remaining double bedrooms, a large 19 ft. Gym and a further study, both suitable for use as additional bedrooms if required, together with two useful store rooms.
Set on the stunning Moray coast, the vibrant Victorian town of Nairn is renowned for its dry, sunny climate and beautiful beaches and offers a wide range of day-to-day amenities including independent and High Street shopping, supermarkets, banks, hotels, cafés and restaurants, museum, an art gallery, a library and community centre. The town offers good leisure facilities including a marina with sailing club, a sports centre, swimming pool, cricket pitch, tennis club and two local world-class Championship golf courses. A more comprehensive range of facilities can be found in Inverness, the main business and commercial centre in the Highlands, including Eastgate Shopping Centre, bus and train stations, cafés, bars, restaurants, High Street shops and supermarkets. Leisure and entertainment facilities include Inverness Leisure & Aquadome and Eden Court Theatre & Cinema.
Communications links are excellent: The nearby A96 links to Inverness Airport, Inverness and the
A9 giving access to the northern and southern Highlands, Nairn station offers regular direct services to Inverness, with onward links to major
regional centres and Inverness Airport offers regular flights to Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Bristol, Manchester, Birmingham, Dublin, Belfast, Amsterdam and beyond.
The area offers a good range of state schooling
including Rosebank and Millbank Primary Schools and Nairn Academy; with the noted Gordonstoun independent school around 30 minutes’ drive away.
Set at the centre of a sizeable plot and having plenty of kerb appeal, the property is approached through double wooden gates over a gravelled driveway providing parking for multiple vehicles and giving access to the detached double garage. The well-maintained garden surrounding the property is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by shrubs and mature trees and features numerous seating areas, a sunken trampoline and paved terrace. There is a retractable awning and wall heaters covering the paved terrace, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining.
fireplaces. The house has been lovingly restored
and sensitively modernised, creating old and new in a dynamic way.
The ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall with useful WC, cloakroom, wine cellar and door to the rear garden and comprises large sitting and dining rooms, both with large bay windows and feature open fireplaces, a spacious office with front aspect bay window and feature open fireplace, a well-proportioned study and a modern family bathroom. The ground floor accommodation is completed by an extensive 31 ft. Kitchen/breakfast/sitting room with a range of wall and base units including a central island with breakfast bar, modern integrated appliances, a sitting area with exposed wooden flooring and feature open fireplace, and a spacious neighbouring dining room with window seating and French doors to the rear garden.
Accessible over two staircases rising from the reception hall, the first floor offers two large bedrooms with feature bay windows, one with a feature fireplace, an additional double bedroom with feature fireplace and en suite bathroom, three further double bedrooms and a useful fitted utility room together with a modern family shower room and a spacious contemporary family bathroom. A separate staircase rises from the landing to the second floor which houses the property’s two remaining double bedrooms, a large 19 ft. Gym and a further study, both suitable for use as additional bedrooms if required, together with two useful store rooms.
Set on the stunning Moray coast, the vibrant Victorian town of Nairn is renowned for its dry, sunny climate and beautiful beaches and offers a wide range of day-to-day amenities including independent and High Street shopping, supermarkets, banks, hotels, cafés and restaurants, museum, an art gallery, a library and community centre. The town offers good leisure facilities including a marina with sailing club, a sports centre, swimming pool, cricket pitch, tennis club and two local world-class Championship golf courses. A more comprehensive range of facilities can be found in Inverness, the main business and commercial centre in the Highlands, including Eastgate Shopping Centre, bus and train stations, cafés, bars, restaurants, High Street shops and supermarkets. Leisure and entertainment facilities include Inverness Leisure & Aquadome and Eden Court Theatre & Cinema.
Communications links are excellent: The nearby A96 links to Inverness Airport, Inverness and the
A9 giving access to the northern and southern Highlands, Nairn station offers regular direct services to Inverness, with onward links to major
regional centres and Inverness Airport offers regular flights to Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Bristol, Manchester, Birmingham, Dublin, Belfast, Amsterdam and beyond.
The area offers a good range of state schooling
including Rosebank and Millbank Primary Schools and Nairn Academy; with the noted Gordonstoun independent school around 30 minutes’ drive away.
Set at the centre of a sizeable plot and having plenty of kerb appeal, the property is approached through double wooden gates over a gravelled driveway providing parking for multiple vehicles and giving access to the detached double garage. The well-maintained garden surrounding the property is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by shrubs and mature trees and features numerous seating areas, a sunken trampoline and paved terrace. There is a retractable awning and wall heaters covering the paved terrace, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining.
