Fulmar Crescent, Ardersier, IV2 7SY

This four bedroom detached bungalow in Ardersier has a layout that gives you far more than you might expect from the outside.

Extended to the rear and side, it includes a large lounge with log burning stove, a conservatory, kitchen and dining space, four bedrooms with one en-suite, a family bathroom and an attached garage.

The property enjoys an elevated position, with a gated entrance and plenty of greenery around the house. The front door opens into a bright entrance vestibule which then leads into the lounge.

The lounge is a generous room with plenty of space for sofas and other furniture.

A black closed log stove stands against one wall and gives the room a strong focal point, while ceiling spotlights and light wood effect flooring keep the room simple.

French doors open directly into the conservatory. The conservatory is built of timber framing with large windows wrapping around the room, with space for a sofa and smaller furniture.

From here you get a wonderful elevated outlook over the rooftops and landscape beyond, making it a lovely place to sit and admire the view.

The kitchen has glossy white cabinets with warm timber worktops, with plenty of cupboard and drawer storage provided.

A Belfast style sink sits below the wide window, while integrated Hotpoint double ovens are fitted into a tall cabinet with the hob set into the worktop further along.

There is also room for a dining table, giving you plenty of space for meals. A door from the kitchen leads into the covered utility area at the rear.

This timber built space has long, wide windows and a clear perspex roof, making it a bright space perfect for laundry, storage and everyday household jobs.

The family bathroom has the bath running along one side, with marble effect wall panels wrapping around the area.

Above the bath is a shower, with a screen to the side, giving you the handy option of a long soak or a quick wash.

Across the room, the wash basin sits beneath a wall cabinet, with the toilet positioned beside the radiator under the window.

Timber flooring and window trim add a warmer contrast to the white fittings and light walls.

The first of the four bedrooms is a comfortable double with natural timber doors and trim, a wide window and space for bedroom furniture.

It also has its own en-suite shower room, fitted with a glazed enclosure, toilet and compact basin.

Bedroom two is currently arranged more as an additional sitting room, but its size gives you plenty of scope for a bedroom layout.

A wide window occupies much of one wall and timber detailing continues around the door and window frame.

Bedrooms three and four are both currently being used as home offices, showing just how useful the layout can be.

Bedroom three accommodates a large desk setup and storage, while bedroom four has room for shelves, drawers and office furniture.

Outside, the garden follows the slope of the site and includes lawn, trees, shrubs, paths and raised sections of decking.

The different levels create several separate outdoor areas, while the elevated position gives parts of the garden the same open outlook enjoyed from the conservatory.

There is also a covered pond within the rear garden. An attached single garage provides useful extra space, while there is also a shared parking area to the rear.

If you’ve been looking for a home with enough space to accommodate family life, remote working and hobbies, then this property at 16 Fulmar Crescent ticks all the boxes.

Arrange a private viewing through Hamish Homes so you can come and see it for yourself.

About Ardersier Ardersier is a quaint coastal village offering a delightful blend of historical charm and natural beauty.

Situated on the shores of the Moray Firth, Ardersier provides stunning views across the water and a serene environment perfect for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle.

The village is steeped in history, with nearby Fort George being one of its most notable landmarks.

This 18th-century fortress is a testament to the area’s rich military heritage and is a popular attraction for both residents and visitors.

Ardersier’s own history is reflected in its traditional architecture and the well-preserved historical sites scattered throughout the village.

Residents of Ardersier enjoy a range of local amenities, including shops, cafes and a primary school, ensuring convenience and a strong sense of community.

The village also hosts a variety of community events and activities, fostering a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere.

Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant wildlife and scenic walking paths that surround the village.

Ardersier’s proximity to Inverness, just a short drive away, provides additional access to a wider array of services, shopping, and entertainment options.

It’s also just a short distance from Inverness Airport which offers direct flights across the UK and to Europe.

With its charming village atmosphere, historical significance, and beautiful natural surroundings, Ardersier is an ideal location for those looking to enjoy the tranquillity of coastal living while remaining connected to the amenities of a larger city.

Services: Mains Water, Electric & oil. Council Tax Band: C EPC Rating: D (65) Entry Date: Early entry available Home Report: Available on request. Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent