This architect designed property offers light filled accommodation arranged in an upside-down configuration over two floors. Attractive features include full height ceiling with exposed beams, solid oak flooring with underfloor heating throughout and large picture windows maximising the stunning loch views.

The ground floor accommodation leads from the entrance hall into the bright open plan living area with a large kitchen and a range of modern base units and solid oak breakfast bar, integrated appliances, two full size Neff ovens, granite worktops and a walk-in larder and neighbouring fitted utility/boot room. The remaining space has a dining area and a triple aspect lounge area with window seating, freestanding Rias woodburning stove and French doors to the terrace. There is also a separate sitting room just off the main living room with bespoke shelving and French doors to the terrace and a useful wet room off the entrance hall.

The glass balustraded oak staircase leads down to the lower ground floor which comprises a large principal bedroom with built in wardrobes, French doors to a private terrace and contemporary en-suite bathroom with travertine wall and floor tiles; two further double bedrooms both with modern en-suite shower rooms and a well-proportioned study, suitable for use as an additional bedroom, if required.

This property has 0.76601 acres of land.

Outside

Occupying an elevated position within the centre of the garden, the property is approached over a tarmac driveway providing private parking for multiple vehicles and giving access to the detached garage. Extending to approx. 0.7 acres, the stock fenced garden surrounding the property is laid mainly to gentle-sloping lawn bordered by mature shrubs and features a small copse of trees, a vegetable garden with raised beds and a paved terrace off the sitting room and lounge, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole enjoying stunning views over the loch towards Gairloch and the harbour.

Situation

The small hamlet of Badachro is set in an idyllic location on the picturesque north west coast of the Scottish Highlands overlooking a sea loch and benefits from a gift shop, distillery and inn with restaurant and pizzeria. Nearby Gairloch is one of the principal villages on the famed North Coast 500. The village offers an extensive range of day to day amenities including local shops, Post Office, bank, petrol station, pharmacy, medical and dental practices, hotels and cafes and popular primary and secondary schools. The village has a daily bus service to Inverness.

The area is also renowned for its wonderful sandy beaches at Red Point, Gairloch and Big Sands, loch and sea fishing, water sports including kayaking and paddle boarding, hill walking and a super wee 9 hole golf course.

Directions

What3words - ///outline.musician.airstrip From Inverness head north on the A9, at Tore Roundabout take the 2nd exit onto A835 and follow this road for 17.9 miles. Turn left onto A832, stay on this road for 41.5 miles then turn left onto B8056. After 3.2 miles turn left onto Coille Dhorch where The Boathouse can be found on the right.