A splendid, detached, former Church of Scotland Manse which dates back to 1780, set in a stunning position in Easter Ross, featuring elegant accommodation with a wealth of character features and a converted barn which houses a one bedroom annexe, all with views over the local countryside.

The property The Old Manse is a beautifully appointed house with four bedrooms, alongside an additional three attic rooms, and hosts plenty of character features, set in a stunning position in Easter Ross, extending to approx. 1.88 acres.

The house provides three well-presented reception rooms on the ground floor, including the sitting room with its wood burning stove, fireplace and large window to the front garden. There is also a formal dining room with a feature fireplace, and a family room with wood burning stove to the rear of the property. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, which features space for a breakfast table for informal, everyday dining. The kitchen itself is fitted with Shaker-style units and integrated appliances, including an induction hob with an extractor hood and two dual ovens. The utility room provides further space for home storage and appliances. On the first floor there are four comfortable double bedrooms, two of which include en suites, the principal bedroom at the rear of the property offers stunning views and has an adjacent bathroom. There is also another family bathroom on this floor. The second floor accommodates three attic rooms and a storage room, with additional attic space.

The Old Manse has been run as a successful Bed & Breakfast by the current owners.

The Barn The adjacent Barn offers modern self contained accommodation comprising of open plan living/dining area with feature wood burner, fully fitted kitchen and a comfortable bedroom with adjacent shower room. The upper mezzanine floor provides additional living space and WC.

The Barn benefits from patio areas to the front and rear aspect to sit and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Outside The property sits in a private position set back from the A9 near Kildary. The tree lined drive takes you to the front of the house with a large parking area to the side. The grounds to the front are lawned with specimen trees and shrubs. There is also a small woodland. To the rear you will find two walled gardens and a number of outbuildings, including two wood stores. There are also fantastic views over the surrounding fields.

Location The Old Manse is situated within easy reach of both Tain and Invergordon. Tain provides a good range of local amenities including several supermarkets. Invergordon also provides a good selection of everyday amenities, including shops, restaurants, cafés and a supermarket. The property sits in the catchment area for Milton primary school and Invergordon Academy. Inverness, the capital of the Highlands provides further shopping, leisure and cultural facilities. The property is also perfectly placed to explore the delights of the east coast and Highlands beyond, including sailing on the Cromarty Firth and a range of stunning hiking, cycling and riding routes. Further leisure facilities include golf at both Tain and Invergordon with many other courses slightly further afield, while the town also has a leisure centre with a swimming pool.

The area is well connected, with the A9 nearby providing easy access to Inverness. Rail services are available from Tain and Invergordon, with Inverness Airport 36 miles away which provides a good selection of domestic and European flights.

This property has 1.87796 acres of land.

Directions

Post Code: IV18 0NZ What3Words: ///trick.grasp.gratitude

From Inverness head north on the A9, at the Tore roundabout take the 3rd exit and stay on the A9, continue for 15.2 miles and then turn left sign posted 'Logie Hill, Logie Quarry, Logie Easter Cemetery', the entrance to the property is 1st on the right.