Detached Bungalow With Three Bedrooms, Garden Workshop And Plenty Of Scope To Modernise

Bennachie is a detached three bedroom bungalow on a generous plot within a popular part of Dingwall. The property provides an exciting opportunity for buyers looking to modernise and create a home tailored to their own style. With spacious living areas, extensive gardens, a detached workshop and a loft offering future potential, this is a home with far more to offer than first meets the eye.

The living room is a comfortable space with cream painted walls, brown skirtings and matching timber window surrounds. Brown patterned carpeting adds warmth underfoot, while a wide bank of timber louvre doors stretches across one wall, giving the room plenty of character. A traditional timber fireplace with decorative tiled inserts forms an attractive focal point. Although it’s currently closed off it offers the opportunity for restoration or replacement if desired.

Opening the timber louvre doors reveals the separate dining room. This is another good sized space finished with cream painted walls and timber flooring. Glazed patio doors open directly onto the rear garden, making it an ideal room for entertaining.

The kitchen features cream cabinet doors with timber trim, dark worktops and black tiled splashbacks. Timber wall panelling and a timber ceiling give the room a distinctive character, while the layout gives you plenty of worktop space and storage. A stainless steel sink is positioned beneath the window and there’s an integrated oven with gas hob and extractor hood. A rear door provides direct access outside.

The largest bedroom is a spacious double with light coloured walls and a distinctive blue and green patterned carpet. A wide window fills the room with natural light, with a radiator fitted beneath.One wall has a generous built-in wardrobe with triple sliding timber doors, providing excellent storage without reducing floor space.

Bedroom two is another comfortable room with light purple painted walls complemented by a dark purple ceiling. A square window sits above the radiator, while a large open storage area offers useful built-in shelving or wardrobe potential.

The third bedroom is also a double room, decorated with green painted walls and with a red carpet underfoot. Built-in wardrobes with double sliding timber doors provide practical storage.

The shower room has been adapted with accessibility in mind. Sparkling black wetwall panels surround the room, creating a contemporary appearance and providing easy cleaning and maintenance. The walk-in shower includes grab rails and a fold down shower seat, with additional support rails positioned throughout the room.

One of the property’s biggest hidden assets is the loft space. Accessed via a pull down ladder, it offers an impressive amount of space with white walls, a yellow sloping ceiling and a dormer window providing natural light. Subject to the appropriate permissions and building regulations, buyers may see excellent potential for future conversion.

Outside, the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, providing a generous outdoor space for families, pets or gardening enthusiasts. To the side of the property is an additional stone chipped garden area incorporating a useful brick built external store. The detached workshop offers even more flexibility, providing valuable storage, hobby space or a practical work area depending on your needs.

This home represents an increasingly rare opportunity, the chance to purchase a detached bungalow on a generous plot in Dingwall, with loads of potential. The spacious accommodation, extensive gardens, workshop and impressive loft space create enormous possibilities to develop a superb family home in a highly convenient location close to the town centre. Contact Hamish Homes today to arrange your own private viewing.

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: D
EPC Rating: C (69)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.