House For Sale £360,000
5 Fraser Avenue is an attractive and versatile property that provides over 1,800 sq. ft. of light-filled and well-appointed accommodation ideal for modern families.
The welcoming reception hall with its cloakroom, useful fitted store cupboard and turned stairway opens into the multi-aspect sitting room. Further is the expansive open-plan additional living space, comprising a kitchen, a dining room and a family room. The sociable area offers ample room for dining with tranquil views and French doors directly to the garden. The kitchen features a wide selection of stylish contemporary cabinetry and worksurfaces, complete with a range of integrated appliances, including double ovens and an inset hob within the island/breakfast bar. Alongside is a handy utility room with corresponding units, a sink and space for appliances.
The roomy first-floor landing branches off onto a luxurious family bathroom with a separate inset bathtub and walk-in shower, along with four well-proportioned bedrooms. The larger principal suite also enjoys the use of a dedicated dressing room and a sleek en suite shower room.
Outside
The property sits within an enviable end plot bordering open fields within scenic surroundings. The home is approached via a well-sized brick-laid driveway set within enclosed level lawn that wraps around to the private rear garden. The garden also benefits from a warm south-facing aspect, with solar panels to the roof and a pathway and paved patio beside the property offering the ideal spot for entertaining and al fresco dining in the warmer months.
Location
The Royal Burgh of Dornoch is a historic town centred around its ancient cathedral and is well-known for its Championship Golf Course. It is ideally placed for outdoor activities, with the area famed for its beautiful coastline, sandy beaches, dry climate and quality of life. The Dornoch Firth is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, home to a diversity of wildlife. As well as being popular with golfers the area attracts walkers, cyclists and there are first class shooting, stalking and salmon fishing available on nearby estates and rivers. The town itself has a good range of shops and services, including a health centre and a primary school and Academy. For a more comprehensive range of amenities, Tain is just over 8 miles away and Inverness is around 44 miles. The train station in Tain offers daily mainline services from Inverness to London and the South.
The welcoming reception hall with its cloakroom, useful fitted store cupboard and turned stairway opens into the multi-aspect sitting room. Further is the expansive open-plan additional living space, comprising a kitchen, a dining room and a family room. The sociable area offers ample room for dining with tranquil views and French doors directly to the garden. The kitchen features a wide selection of stylish contemporary cabinetry and worksurfaces, complete with a range of integrated appliances, including double ovens and an inset hob within the island/breakfast bar. Alongside is a handy utility room with corresponding units, a sink and space for appliances.
The roomy first-floor landing branches off onto a luxurious family bathroom with a separate inset bathtub and walk-in shower, along with four well-proportioned bedrooms. The larger principal suite also enjoys the use of a dedicated dressing room and a sleek en suite shower room.
Outside
The property sits within an enviable end plot bordering open fields within scenic surroundings. The home is approached via a well-sized brick-laid driveway set within enclosed level lawn that wraps around to the private rear garden. The garden also benefits from a warm south-facing aspect, with solar panels to the roof and a pathway and paved patio beside the property offering the ideal spot for entertaining and al fresco dining in the warmer months.
Location
The Royal Burgh of Dornoch is a historic town centred around its ancient cathedral and is well-known for its Championship Golf Course. It is ideally placed for outdoor activities, with the area famed for its beautiful coastline, sandy beaches, dry climate and quality of life. The Dornoch Firth is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, home to a diversity of wildlife. As well as being popular with golfers the area attracts walkers, cyclists and there are first class shooting, stalking and salmon fishing available on nearby estates and rivers. The town itself has a good range of shops and services, including a health centre and a primary school and Academy. For a more comprehensive range of amenities, Tain is just over 8 miles away and Inverness is around 44 miles. The train station in Tain offers daily mainline services from Inverness to London and the South.
