Braes of Conon is a well-presented detached home featuring an array of airy, light-filled and flexible accommodation arranged across a single floor.

An entrance vestibule opens to the bright entrance hall which has various storage cupboards. At the front of the property is the generous 21 ft. dual-aspect sitting room with its double doors to the garden. Further is a sociable and spacious open-plan kitchen and dining space, which is flooded with natural light. There are also double doors which open onto the terrace area to the rear. The kitchen comprises a selection of stylish wall and base storage units, a breakfast bar and a range of integrated appliances. Adjacent is a utility room with additional storage, a sink and space for appliances. There is also a door which leads outside.

Completing the accommodation is the principal bedroom with en suite shower room, three further well-proportioned bedrooms (one of which is currently being used as a study) and a family bathroom.

Conon Bridge has a range of everyday amenities including a small supermarket, primary school, pharmacy, café and a mainline station with links to Inverness. The nearby market town of Dingwall provides an array of additional conveniences, including various shops and schools.

The thriving Highland capital is also accessible via the A9 and has a vast array of commercial, educational, retail and service facilities. Inverness Airport offers regular domestic and European flights.

The property is approached via a driveway leading to the detached double garage, offering ample parking. The well-maintained level lawned and fenced garden wraps around the home, and is bordered by a range of established shrubs, climbing plants and trees offering a good deal of privacy. A raised decked terrace is ideally situated to make the most of the warm south-westerly aspect, perfect for dining al fresco in the summer months.