8 Castle Terrace

• One Reception Room. Two bedrooms
• Of non-traditional Dorran construction
• A rarely available redevelopment opportunity overlooking Loch Broom
• Mains services
• On the North Coast 500.
• About 0.08 hectares (0.21 acres) in all.

Originally a thriving 18th century fishing port, Ullapool now flourishes as a ferry port to Lewis, is known as a centre for Highland arts and culture and is a popular tourist destination. With excellent road links from Inverness, Ullapool is used as a base by many who wish to explore the outstanding and unspoilt landscape of the north west Highlands with its stunning coastline and dramatic mountains. The village is well served by a good range of shops and amenities including a major supermarket, a secondary school and a number of good hotels and restaurants. The market town of Dingwall is about a 45 minute drive away while Inverness, about an hour’s drive away, has all the facilities of a modern city as well as its airport with regular flights to the south and Europe.NO 8 Castle Terrace occupies a generous, level site in and enviable position within the village, enjoying stunning views over the Ullapool River estuary and Loch Broom towards the Summer Isles. It is within walking distance of a wide range of local amenities, and the property is mains serviced. Being of non-traditional (Speyroc) construction, 8 Castle Terrace would require upgrading or alternatively the property could be demolished and the site re-developed subject to gaining the relevant permissions. Due to the nature of the construction mortgageability will be limited and buyers looking to finance the purchase are encouraged to read the home report and to take advice from a mortgage advisor prior to viewing.