Drumallan

• An upgraded and beautifully presented detached house on the outskirts of a popular Highland village.
• Inverness 14 miles. Inverness Airport 23 miles.
• Two Reception Rooms. Five Bedrooms.
• Recently refurbished accommodation.
• Easily managed garden.
• Close to Loch Ness.
• Within commuting distance of Inverness.
• About 0.13 hectares (0.33 acres) in all.

The property is in a south-facing setting on the periphery of the popular village of Drumnadrochit on the western shore of Loch Ness and enjoys views to the hills beyond. Drumnadrochit is a popular with tourists due to its proximity to the Loch and has a useful range of amenities including independent shops, a Co-Op supermarket, restaurants, a doctors’ surgery and a highly regarded primary and secondary school. Inverness, about half-an-hour’s drive away, has all the facilities of a modern city including its airport with regular flights to the south and Europe. Just a short distance away are Strathfarrar and Glen Affric, two National Nature Reserves with remnants of the ancient Caledonian pine forest set in a landscape of outstanding beauty. This protected countryside offers the best in rural sport and recreation including walking and cycling on forest tracks, fishing for salmon and trout, and kayaking on the local rivers and lochs.Drumallan is a handsome, detached house, stone built under a slate roof, that was purchased by the current owner in January 2024. The property has since been substantially upgraded, with improvements including complete redecoration, the fitting of new floor coverings, the upgrading of the plumbing, the replacing of all windows and the back and front doors and the reconfiguration and refitting of the utility room. The kitchen has also been refitted and the partition wall between the kitchen and the dining room has been removed to form a desirable open plan living space. In addition, all shower rooms have been recently replaced, and the rear garden has been landscaped. The refurbishment has been sympathetically carried out, with the property retaining its period charm with many original features being left in situ, including the floor tiles in the entrance vestibule, some fireplaces, cornicing, picture rails, the servant call box in the kitchen and the associated bell pushes.