- Short walk to primary and secondary schools
- Inverness approx 15 miles
- Wide range of shops and services in dingwall
- Mature residential area
- Easy access dingwall town centre
- Enclosed garden
- Three bedrooms
- Great value family home
- EPC Band: G
This Family Home Offers Accommodation to Include: Kitchen Dining Room, Utility Lobby, Cloaks W/C and Lounge of Ground Floor. Top Floor: Three Bedrooms and Family Bathroom W/C. Enclosed Garden
The historic market town of Dingwall enjoys a superb location at the heart of the Highlands, combining the character and heritage of a traditional Highland town with excellent modern amenities and transport links. Situated at the head of the Cromarty Firth and surrounded by the dramatic scenery of Ross-shire, Dingwall provides an attractive setting for those looking to enjoy Highland living while remaining within easy reach of Inverness.
With a history stretching back many centuries, Dingwall is one of Scotland's oldest royal burghs, having been granted its royal burgh status around 800 years ago. The town's historic character can still be appreciated in its architecture, streets and civic buildings, while the surrounding landscape provides a wonderful backdrop to everyday life.
Dingwall offers a comprehensive range of amenities including independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, professional services and leisure facilities. The town also benefits from primary and secondary schooling, making it a popular choice for families. The nearby Dingwall Mart is an important regional livestock market and reflects the town's long-standing role as a commercial and agricultural centre for the surrounding area.
For commuters, Dingwall is particularly well placed. Inverness is approximately 14 miles away and can be reached by road in around 25 minutes, depending on traffic. The town has its own railway station, providing regular services towards Inverness and northwards through the Highlands, while the A9 and A835 provide convenient road connections to Inverness, the Black Isle, the North Highlands and beyond.
The surrounding countryside offers an abundance of opportunities for outdoor pursuits, with walking, cycling, fishing and golf all readily accessible. The nearby Cromarty Firth, Fyrish Monument and the wider landscapes of Ross-shire provide a spectacular setting for exploring the Highlands.
Dingwall's combination of historic character, excellent amenities, strong transport links and beautiful surrounding countryside makes it an appealing place to live. Whether looking for a family home, a base for commuting into Inverness or a property from which to enjoy the Highland lifestyle, Dingwall offers an attractive blend of town convenience and rural surroundings.
EPC Band : G
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