6, Blackwells, Dingwall, IV15 9NW

From the traditional stone front to the fresh white contemporary interior, this home successfully combines 125 years of history with modern styling.

Extensively refurbished and thoughtfully reconfigured, it provides flexible accommodation across one and a half storeys, making it suitable for a wide range of buyers seeking a property close to the heart of Dingwall.

You enter the home into the central hallway, where neutral décor, crisp white woodwork and wood-effect flooring immediately create a clean and welcoming first impression.

The living room is a large room, with wood effect flooring, white walls, white skirtings and a traditional fireplace surround with a black inset.

A deep window recess includes built-in storage below, while alcoves either side of the fireplace gives the room extra shape and creates the perfect space to place shelving or furniture.

There are two radiators to ensure the room stays warm all year round. Tucked away at the side of the room, stairs rise to the first floor.

The kitchen makes a bold impression with glossy grey units, timber worktops and vivid coloured splashbacks.

The black range style cooker sits beneath an extractor hood, with worktop space running around both sides.

A black sink is positioned below the window, with the rear door that opens to the garden, alongside. Wood effect flooring completes the room and provides a practical, hard wearing finish.

On the ground floor is a convenient WC, complete with a white toilet, pedestal wash basin and chrome heated towel rail.

The frosted window keeps the room bright during the day while maintaining privacy, making it a useful addition for both everyday family life and visiting guests.

The first ground floor bedroom is a good size room that allows space for a double bed and additional furniture.

A deep set window highlights the character typical of a property of this age, while the neutral finish and fitted grey carpet makes it ready for immediate use.

The second ground floor bedroom continues the same fresh finish, and with its location near to the kitchen, could be easily repurposed as a dining room if needed.

Stairs rise from the side of the living room to the first floor where there’s an additional bedroom and family bathroom.

The first floor bedroom has grey fitted carpet and a deep set window overlooking the rear. A sloping ceiling on one side gives the room character, while a hatch provides access to the eaves.

The room is finished in the same neutral style found throughout and offers space for a double bed and additional bedroom furniture.

The bathroom has been modernised with a fresh and contemporary finish. A white three piece suite includes a bath with glazed shower screen to the side, wash basin and toilet.

The bath area is complemented by wall panelling, while a radiator sits beneath the window and a modern lit mirror is fitted above the basin.

The home benefits from replacement uPVC double glazed windows throughout together with uPVC external doors.

Heating is provided by a full gas fired central heating system, supplied by a combi boiler located within the roof eaves. To the rear, the garden has been designed with ease of maintenance in mind.

Timber fencing provides privacy, while raised gravelled sections are linked by concrete steps and pathways. A paved seating area creates space for outdoor furniture and entertaining.

For buyers seeking a character property that’s already been completely updated and styled in a fresh modern way, this cottage is for you.

The blend of traditional stone construction, contemporary finishes and convenient location creates a home that is ready to be enjoyed from day one.

About Dingwall Dingwall is a thriving market town with a rich history stretching back to the Viking era, still reflected today in historic sites like the Townhouse and the remains of Dingwall Castle.

Over the years it has grown into a bustling centre for the surrounding Highland communities, offering a wide range of services and amenities.

The High Street is home to independent shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs.

Families are well catered for with both primary and secondary schools, while Dingwall Leisure Centre provides extensive sports and fitness facilities that support an active lifestyle.

The town is surrounded by spectacular Highland scenery, with Ben Wyvis and the Cromarty Firth close by for walking, wildlife and outdoor pursuits.

At the same time, Dingwall is just 14 miles from Inverness and enjoys strong road and rail links, making journeys straightforward.

Blending history, community and convenience, Dingwall offers an appealing mix of small-town character and modern living in the heart of the Highlands.

General Information: Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas Council Tax Band: C EPC Rating: C (70) Entry Date: Early entry available Home Report: Available on request.

Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent