Kilmorack House and Steading

• A B listed former manse and contemporary steading conversion with views towards the River Beauly
• About 0.6 hectares (about 1.5 acres) in all
• Three Reception Rooms. Five Bedrooms.
• Fully renovated and retaining many original features.
• Secluded and established grounds with courtyard garden.
• Beautifully presented, two-bedroom steading cottage.
• Close to world class salmon rivers.
• Within easy reach of Inverness.
• Modern, three car garage.

Kilmorack House and Steading are in the scattered hamlet of Kilmorack close to Beauly in Inverness-shire. This B listed former manse and steading conversion are in a delightful location, set in beautiful, established grounds just a short walk from the River Beauly and close to the Strathfarrar and Glen Affric National Nature Reserves.The surrounding countryside is peaceful and unspoilt, its dramatic inland landscape providing a haven for many rare species of plants and wildlife as well as offering world class salmon fishing on the River Beauly. The quiet countryside makes it an ideal area for cycling and hill walking, while the west coast, with its excellent sailing, is within easy reach and the National Nature Reserves of Glen Affric and Strathfarrar are just a short distance away.Beauly is a traditional and prosperous town and has a good range of independent shops, hotels, restaurants and a railway station. Primary schooling is available at Teanassie School and secondary schooling is available in both Inverness and Drumnadrochit. Inverness has all the facilities of a modern city including its airport with regular flights to the south.Kilmorack House and Steading are in an attractive rural setting close to Beauly in Inverness-shire. The current owners purchased the property in 2018 and have fully renovated both the structure and interior of the house and upgraded the steading to create two outstanding properties. Work to the house includes replacing structural timbers, reconstruction of the kitchen flooring and solum, rewiring, re-plumbing, reconfiguration of some of the rooms, new bathrooms, upgrading the third floor, and re-harling and painting the exterior. Wherever possible, traditional features have been restored or replicated and are complemented by modern building techniques and finishes. The interior is beautifully presented with high quality decoration and furnishings in keeping with the age and style of the house.The steading has been finished to a similarly high standard and work here includes a new staircase, and the creation of a first floor bedroom and bathroom.