Detached bungalow for sale in Burn Brae Crescent, Inverness IV2

This beautiful bungalow has been exceptionally well-maintained throughout and presents a fabulous kerbside view with a pristine front lawn and facia. Constructed in 1989, the property has been beautifully decorated throughout and has an attractive, spacious feeling layout and interior space of 82 m2, with a better-than-average EPC rating of Band C.

An attractively bordered, well-maintained lawn slopes gently up to the house, with steps and a driveway leading to a single garage and a path to the entrance. The interior is in soft neutrals, with natural timber joinery, high-quality doors, and deep window sills, giving the property a clean, light-filled ambience.

The living room is spacious and comfortable, with an excellent outlook to the front of the house and a view of the Moray Firth and Black Isle to the North. The room is carpeted in grey and extends to the open-plan dining area, accessed through an archway. Offering a view of the garden, the dining room is well placed to capture light from the South and has generous space for dining, serving and storage furniture.

Reflecting the high-quality finishes used elsewhere in the property, the kitchen is divided into two sections, with the cooking and preparation space arranged in a u-shape, separated by a low island, cleverly designed to create a dining area, a galley layout utility area is to the side of this. The kitchen has a strong contemporary feel, with cabinets in a light wood finish and a white polished worktop. The area to the front of the hob is extended, creating a practical, modern look that is unique and practical.

The three bedrooms are all exceptionally maintained and decorated. They are in soft colours to create a feeling of space. The two larger bedrooms are very comfortable, with integral wardrobes and appealing views, one of the garden, the other to the front with an outlook to the Moray Firth. The smallest bedroom is also well-proportioned and offers scope as a home office if preferred.

In an already beautifully designed and maintained home, the shower room is another standout feature. It has a fabulous achromatic scheme of white walls and black and grey tiles and panels. There is a large shower enclosure and a modern extended vanity unit with a WC and inset wash hand basin.

One of the important features of the property is its sumptuous garden. Every area of this space is immaculate, with an elegant flagstone patio and low steps leading through a wooden arbour to an exceptionally well-maintained lawn. Enclosed partly by timber fencing and a long expanse of almost laser precision hedging on two sides, this garden is a joyous confection of flower beds, shrubbery, and ornamental trees, offset by low stone walls and patios. A greenhouse sits in the middle of the garden as an attractive and pristine division between the practical patio and the haven-like lawn beyond.

The garage can be accessed from the garden and if there is any further indication of just how well this property has been cared for, it is here for it, too, is in outstanding condition. This is an exceptional property in a fabulous location. Its charming and beautifully maintained features, both inside and out, make it a very comfortable home for a couple or small family and it is expected to be popular. Early viewing is suggested.

About westhill

Conveniently situated between Inverness and Nairn, Weshill is an established suburb with mixed accommodation that extends from Inverness Campus to Culloden. With a blend of stunning contemporary individually designed homes, affordable housing and beautiful apartments and houses,

Westhill is a quiet and well-maintained area of Inverness. With an outlook over the Black Isle and Moray Firth, the area boasts some of the best views in the area. The community spirit and overall care and attention ensure that Westhill remains a well-regarded and desirable location.

Enjoying the best of all worlds, much of Westhill is within a short drive of two major retail parks, a luxury independent garden centre, vets and several pet care businesses and award-winning bakers and butchers.

From an employment perspective, Inverness Campus, with Inverness College uhi, the new life science centres, hospital and research facilities, is easily accessible and several other business and enterprise areas are nearby.

Close to woodland, several parks, cycle paths and country walks, Westhill is also a good area for recreation without having to travel too far. Several primary schools and Culloden Academy serve Westhill.

Local facilities include medical practices, a leisure centre and swimming pool, a library and places of worship. This well-established community is definitely one of the most desired in the wider Inverness environs.

General information:

Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas.

Council Tax Band: E.

EPC Rating: C (71).

Entry Date: Early entry available.

Home Report: Available on request.

Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.

Included in the sale: All floor coverings, blinds and all white goods