Sunnybank is an attractive family home offering flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. In keeping with the era of the property, there are a host of period features which include high ceilings with fine cornicing, raised skirting’s and original fireplaces. Configured to provide an ideal family and entertaining space, the ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall with rooms located off. The sitting room is generous in size with a front aspect bay window and a feature fireplace. Double doors from the sitting room lead into the conservatory where access to the garden can be accessed via a door to the rear. Also located to the front of the property is the spacious dining room with bay window, feature fireplace and a door leading into the kitchen which can also be accessed via the hallway. The kitchen has a range of wall and base storage units and an ingle with Aga. Also located on the ground floor is a study, utility room with Belfast sink, storage and a W.C. located off. There is also a door leading out to the garden.

An attractive staircase rises from the reception hallway to the first floor. The principal bedroom has a useful sink and built-in storage. There are three further well-proportioned bedrooms, two also with useful sinks. Also located on this floor is a spacious family shower room with separate W.C and a generous store room with potential for use as an additional bedroom, if required.

Outside

Occupying a generous plot, the property is approached through double gates over a rear driveway providing parking for multiple vehicles and giving access to the detached garage. The enclosed garden surrounding the property is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by well-stocked flower and shrub beds. It also features a vegetable garden with large raised bed, numerous seating areas and a wraparound gravelled terrace, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole screened by mature hedging and trees.

Situation

The property is located in a very desirable location only a short distance from the city centre. Inverness is very much the commercial and business centre for the Highlands of Scotland and is convenient for the Airport which is located to the east of the city approximately 10 miles away. Inverness also has excellent public transport links with good bus and rail connections. There are countless things to see and do locally including the tree lined walk to Ness Islands, Inverness Castle and Cathedral. Eden Court Theatre is the city’s main venue for drama and entertainment and there is an excellent selection of restaurants, bars and nightclubs.

Communication links are excellent: the nearby A96 runs to Aberdeen and links to the A9 giving access to the north and south Highlands. Inverness station offers regular onward links to major regional centres including a sleeper service to London and Inverness Airport offers a number of domestic and European flights.

Directions

From Inverness City centre proceed into Bridge Street which in turn leads into Castle Street. At the traffic lights go straight ahead up the hill into Culduthel Road. Continue on this road passing Sunnybank Road on the left hand side. Sunnybank is located immediately after this road on the left hand side.