7, Argyle Place, Dornoch, IV25 3AP

This spacious three bedroom home in Dornoch has three double bedrooms, two en-suites and an integral garage.

The real surprise comes upstairs, where the entire top floor opens into a large kitchen, dining and living space with plenty of room to cook, eat and relax together.

With parking outside too, there’s a lot here for a couple or family looking for a home with plenty of space in Dornoch.

The entrance hallway gives you a sense of the depth of the house, running towards the staircase at the far end with light grey walls, grey patterned flooring and natural timber doors adding warmth.

On this level you have the first bedroom and access to the integral garage. The bedroom is a comfortable double with two tall windows along the front wall and enough floor space for further furniture.

Grey coloured walls and carpet give it a modern neutral feel.

It also has its own private en-suite, fitted with a glazed shower enclosure and electric shower, alongside a white toilet and basin with storage beneath. The integral garage is another big plus.

At the moment it’s been turned into a games room with space for a full sized pool table and room to move around it.

The original garage doors remain, so you can use the space in whatever way suits you best, whether that means bringing a car back inside, creating a workshop or simply keeping it as a large hobby and games room.

Up on the first floor, bedroom two is a spacious double.

Two tall windows look out to the front of the property, while a pair of built-in wardrobes gives you plenty of space to store clothes and other belongings.

There’s still lots of room around the bed for drawers and other furniture, and this bedroom has its own en-suite shower room too.

The third bedroom is another double with a built in wardrobe behind grey sliding doors, giving you useful storage without taking up floor space.

A tall window sits on the opposite side of the room looking out to the rear, with an electric panel heater beneath.

Light grey walls, a light carpet and natural timber trim keep the room simple and easy to furnish.

The main bathroom is also on this floor and gives you a full sized bath with handy centre mounted taps.

Light coloured wall tiles are broken up by a darker horizontal border, with a white basin and toilet alongside and a chrome heated towel rail on the opposite wall.

Climbing the next staircase, you reach the top floor, where the house really comes into its own.

The entire level has been opened up to create one large living space, with the lounge, dining area and kitchen all connected.

The lounge takes up one end beneath the sloping roofline, with three windows adding character to the room and bringing light in across the seating area.

There’s enough space here for a large sofa suite with room left over, while the soft carpet helps make this end of the floor feel comfortable and relaxed.

The dining area sits naturally between the lounge and kitchen, with space for a family sized table and chairs.

At the kitchen end, grey cabinets and glossy black worktops continue the clean modern look.

The units follow the shape of the room beneath the sloping ceiling, with the stainless steel sink and drainer beneath a window and the oven and hob set under a stainless steel extractor.

One of the best features is the curved breakfast bar, giving you another place to sit and enjoy a coffee or snack. A glazed cabinet above adds storage while keeping the space open.

Its central position in Dornoch puts the town’s shops, services and amenities close at hand, with the world famous golden stretch of beach just a short stroll away.

This is a home that is sure to attract a lot of attention so contact Hamish Homes to arrange your viewing without delay.

About Dornoch Dornoch is a charming town renowned for its stunning coastal scenery, rich heritage and vibrant community spirit.

Nestled on the shores of the Dornoch Firth, the town offers a delightful mix of traditional charm and modern amenities, making it an ideal location for property buyers seeking a balanced Highland lifestyle.

Iconic landmarks such as the historic Dornoch Cathedral and the world-famous Royal Dornoch Golf Club add a touch of sophistication to everyday living.

Residents enjoy a range of local conveniences, including boutique shops, welcoming cafes, traditional pubs and excellent restaurants, along with essential healthcare facilities.

Families benefit from the town’s well-regarded schools; Dornoch Primary and Dornoch Academy.

With excellent transport links ensuring smooth commutes to Inverness to the south and Thurso to the north, Dornoch combines serene natural beauty with practical connectivity.

Its captivating blend of historical allure, outdoor pursuits and comprehensive local facilities makes Dornoch an appealing destination for those looking to invest in a home in the heart of the Highlands.

General Information: Services: Mains Water & Electric. Electric storage heaters. Council Tax Band: C EPC Rating: D (62) Entry Date: Early entry available Home Report: Available on request.

Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent