The Old Bank House, Main Street, Lairg, IV27 4AR

The Old Bank House and Bank offer a unique opportunity for a buyer to live in an historic traditional property that offers the potential of converting the Old Bank into an additional dwelling space or business venture.

The property has a bio mass heating system, walled garden and garage to rear. Up to six bedrooms. Several outbuildings and sheds, over 435 sqm in total with the bank, excluding garage.

12 Solar panels with a portable tariff generates an income of over c£1100 annually.

Steeped in local heritage, The Old Bank House occupies a prominent position within the historic Highland village of Lairg.

As its name suggests, the property was originally constructed to serve as the village bank, reflecting Lairg's importance as the commercial heart of central Sutherland during the late Victorian and early twentieth centuries.

In an era when banking, livestock markets and agriculture formed the backbone of Highland life, the building would have played an important role in supporting local businesses, crofters and sporting estates throughout the surrounding countryside.

Today, the property retains the character and presence associated with its historic origins, offering an appealing blend of period charm and everyday practicality.

Its traditional architecture serves as a reminder of Lairg's prosperous past while providing an attractive home within one of Scotland's most picturesque rural communities.

Situated at the heart of Sutherland, Lairg is one of the Highlands' best-connected inland villages and has long been regarded as the "Crossroads of the North".

Historically, it developed as an important market settlement, serving the surrounding crofting communities and estates, with its renowned livestock auctions attracting buyers and sellers from across the Highlands.

The arrival of the railway in the nineteenth century further strengthened the village's position as a regional hub.

Today, Lairg offers an excellent range of amenities including independent shops, cafés, a supermarket, hotels, a medical practice, primary school, community facilities and a railway station providing regular services to Inverness and the Far North.

The village enjoys a welcoming community atmosphere while remaining surrounded by some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery. Outdoor enthusiasts are particularly well catered for.

The nearby Falls of Shin, famous for their salmon leaping upstream, provide one of the Highlands' most popular visitor attractions, while the vast waters of Loch Shin offer opportunities for fishing, kayaking and wildlife watching.

The surrounding hills, forests and moorland provide endless walking, cycling and sporting pursuits, with red deer, golden eagles and ospreys regularly seen throughout the area.

Lairg also provides an ideal base from which to explore the wider Highlands.

The dramatic north and west coasts, including the spectacular beaches of Sutherland, the NC500 touring route, Dornoch, Golspie and the Flow Country unesco World Heritage landscape, are all within comfortable reach.

Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, lies approximately an hour's drive to the south, offering an extensive range of shopping, leisure, cultural attractions and connections via Inverness Airport.

Combining historical character with an exceptional Highland setting, The Old Bank House represents a rare opportunity to own a property that reflects the rich heritage of Lairg while enjoying all the lifestyle benefits of one of Scotland's most scenic and welcoming communities.

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