Meadowfield Avenue, Inverness

For a family that needs plenty of space and a little more privacy, this detached home on Meadowfield Avenue in Inverness has the perfect layout.

There are four bedrooms and every one has its own en-suite, including one on the ground floor.

The rest of the house gives you a huge lounge, separate dining room, modern kitchen, utility room and integral garage.

This home would suit a larger family, older children or anyone who regularly has friends or relatives staying.

The house has a large block paved driveway sweeping across to the integral garage and providing plenty of off street parking.

Lawn runs around the side and the front door is reached by a short set of steps beneath its own tiled canopy.

Once inside, the entrance vestibule takes you through into the main hallway, where the natural timber doors and skirtings add warmth against the light walls and carpet.

The lounge has a wonderful bay window at the front of the room with a radiator fitted beneath, while light coloured walls and a soft grey carpet keep the decor neutral.

There are wall lights around the room, and the proportions leave a huge amount of space for sofas, chairs and other furniture.

The kitchen has a smart contemporary look, with glossy grey cabinets and dark worktops with matching grey tiled splashbacks.

A stainless steel sink and drainer sits directly below the wide window, looking out towards the garden. A broad breakfast bar separates the room with the electric hob built into this surface.

Above it is a large curved stainless steel extractor. A built-in oven and microwave are stacked within the cabinets nearby, and ceiling spotlights complete the modern look.

The separate dining room is another large room and has a very different shape thanks to the timber staircase rising along one side.

Cream coloured walls are matched with a grey carpet, while a tall narrow window sits on one wall with a radiator alongside. Timber framed glazed doors open directly onto the raised deck outside.

There is easily enough floor space here for a large family dining table as well as additional furniture around the room.

The first of the four bedrooms is on the ground floor and is a good sized double with white walls, a grey carpet and natural timber doors, skirtings and window trim.

A timber framed window sits above a white radiator, while a built in wardrobe has timber sliding doors that give you plenty of storage space.

Its en-suite is a full bathroom, which is a particularly useful feature for a ground floor bedroom.

The white bath runs along one side with a grab rail fitted to the edge, while the toilet and pedestal basin sit beneath the wide window on the opposite wall.

White wall tiles run around the lower part of the room. There is also a separate WC on the ground floor. Dark grey tiles cover the lower half of the walls, with white painted walls above.

The room has a white toilet along with a distinctive clear glass basin supported on chrome fittings. The utility room gives you useful space away from the kitchen for laundry and household jobs.

A long dark worktop runs across one wall with room for a washing machine beneath, while the walls are painted a neutral colour.

There is a window and an external door here, along with access through to the integral garage. The garage itself is much larger than a basic storage cupboard for a car.

An electric roller door opens from the driveway, with long strip lighting overhead.

Shelves, cabinets and a worktop have been fitted along one wall, leaving plenty of space for parking, storage or hobby or work needs.

Upstairs, the home’s second bedroom has an attractive shape, with parts of the ceiling sloping. A wide timber framed window has vertical blinds and a white radiator positioned directly below it.

Built in wardrobes occupy another wall, with timber sliding doors giving plenty of storage.

The en-suite has a shower cubicle in one corner with chrome fittings inside, while a white pedestal basin and toilet are fitted opposite.

Light cream walls and light stone coloured flooring keep the room bright, with a large wall mirror above the basin. Bedroom three is another huge room with a similar shaped roofline.

The room opens out into a wide main area with a light grey carpet and light coloured walls.

A timber framed window sits at the far end with a white radiator beneath, and there is also a roof window set into one of the angled sections.

There are multiple sets of built-in wardrobes and storage sections, all with matching timber doors that complement the timber finishes in the room.

Its en-suite is another generously sized shower room. A large enclosure occupies one side, with white wall panels and a chrome shower inside.

Across the room, a white basin is set into a long timber vanity unit with a black worktop and matching tiled splashback, giving you useful cabinet storage beneath.

A large rectangular mirror is fitted above, with the toilet and a white radiator positioned further along the wall. Bedroom four is an unusually shaped room with character around the edges.

White walls are matched with a light grey carpet, while natural timber doors and skirtings add warmth. One of the most distinctive features is the wide section built along one side of the room.

It’s capped with a timber ledge and has two small access cupboards above, giving you useful concealed storage.

The en-suite has a curved shower enclosure filling one side, with a white toilet and pedestal basin close by.

The combination of four en-suite bedrooms, two large reception rooms, integral garage and modern kitchen gives this home everything a large family could need.

The room sizes are a real strength here and the layout ensures everyone has far more personal space than you find in many houses.

Contact Hamish Homes today to arrange your private viewing and come and see the scale of this property for yourself.

About Inverness Inverness, the capital of the Scottish Highlands, offers an enchanting blend of history, culture and natural beauty, making it a prime destination for home buyers.

The city's charm combines old-world allure with modern amenities.

Inverness Castle, overlooking the river, provides a glimpse into the city's past, while the bustling city centre features contemporary shops, restaurants and cafes.

Inverness boasts a range of excellent schools, healthcare services and a low crime rate, ensuring a high quality of life.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find Inverness a paradise, with easy access to the Highlands' vast wilderness for hiking, cycling and wildlife spotting.

The city is also the gateway to the North Coast 500, Scotland’s ultimate road trip, offering breathtaking coastal scenery.

Culturally, Inverness thrives with numerous art, music and sporting festivals and events.

The Eden Court Theatre and Cinema is a hub for performing arts, while local museums and galleries celebrate the region's heritage.

Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas Council Tax Band: F EPC Rating: B (81) Entry Date: Early entry available Home Report: Available on request. Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent