4 bed detached house for sale

Garve Road, Ullapool, Ross-Shire IV26

Droma is a breath-taking and beautifully presented contemporary home, offering attractive light-filled accommodation arranged over two floors with the principal rooms being on the first floor to take advantage of the spectacular views. The first floor is accessed via the bespoke steel glass and oak open tread staircase and offers open plan, flexible living space including the 24’ living room with the kitchen and dining area adjoining. Full height windows including a sliding door to the balcony maximise the superlative views across the Loch. The kitchen has sleek fitted units, a breakfast bar and integrated appliances. There is an additional bedroom on the first floor currently used as a study which could be re-purposed as an additional reception room and which has access to a useful roof storage space. The first floor also benefits from a toilet off the main living space.

On the ground floor there are an additional three bedrooms off the large and welcoming hall. These include the principal suite with a dressing room, en-suite shower room and access via a sliding door to the patio, a second bedroom with fitted mirrored wardrobes and a third bedroom currently used as a store has a built-in wardrobe. The large family shower room and utility/plant room complete the ground floor.

The property benefits from Italian ceramic tiling on both floors.

The property is set back from the road in an elevated position accessed by a private shared drive which continues round the back of the house to serve the neighbouring property. There is private parking for four cars. The easily maintained garden comprises a naturalistic planting scheme and there is a patio across the front of the property.

The balcony accessed from the first floor offers breath-taking views of Loch Broom, Ullapool and the surrounding country.

The property is situated on the edge of Ullapool which is a popular and thriving village surrounded by the magnificence of the North West Highlands. Ullapool has a vibrant and active community with a theatre, leisure centre, hosting many cultural events and enjoying award-winning pubs, cafes and restaurants as well as many independent and speciality shops and a large supermarket. There are also a primary and secondary school.

One of the main attractions of Ullapool is its beautiful and dramatic setting with the A835 being part of the world famous NC500 driving route. There are also daily ferry sailings to the Outer Hebrides from the harbour and opportunities to experience the varied wildlife including dolphin and whale spotting.

The Highland Capital of Inverness is approximately 60 miles south-east of Ullapool. The thriving Highland capital offers a wealth of shopping, leisure and cultural facilities, as well as access to a selection of supermarkets.

Transport connections from Inverness include mainline rail services, with the A9 offering routes south towards Perth, Edinburgh and Glasgow or north onwards into the Highlands. Inverness Airport is approximately 10 miles away from the city and offers a good selection of domestic and European flights.