A handsome detached house with beautifully presented accommodation, set in a sought-after Highland setting within easy reach of the rugged surrounding hills and mountains. The property sits on a quiet lane, moments from the village centre and all the necessary local amenities.

The Property Glenquoich is an impressive detached period home with almost 3,000 square feet of comfortable flexible accommodation arranged across two light-filled floors. The property features five bedrooms and five reception rooms, providing plenty of space in which to relax or entertain, while outside there are peaceful gardens surrounded by woodland.

The two main formal reception rooms lie either side of the entrance hall at the front of the property, with both benefitting from large south-facing bay windows, which welcome plenty of natural light. They include the drawing room with its part-panelled walls, wooden flooring and fireplace fitted with a stove and the dining room, also with wooden flooring and space for a family dining table. At the side there is a conservatory and a sun room, both of which offer further space in which to relax, as well as access to the garden via patio doors, while the family room at the rear provides a further comfortable everyday living and entertaining space. At the heart of the home, the well-equipped kitchen has modern fitted units and a range cooker, with the adjoining pantry and utility room both providing further space for home storage and appliances. There is one double bedroom on the ground level with an en suite bathroom, making it ideal for use as a guest bedroom. Upstairs there are a further four double bedrooms, as well as a laundry and a store, either or both of which could be used as single bedrooms if required. Three of the double bedrooms have their own washbasin, while the principal bedroom features an en suite shower room. The first floor landing also leads to a family bathroom with a corner bathtub, as well as an additional shower room.

Outside The house is situated on a quiet lane just a few yards from Newtonmore village centre. At the front, steps lead to the entrance and an area of patio terracing across the front of the house, with raised border beds. There is a garage and off street parking to the side of the house, while at the rear there are private gardens, surrounded by woodland for a sense of peace and privacy.

Location Quietly nestlled at the southern end of Badenoch & Strathspey within the spectaular Cairngorms National Park, Newtonmore village offers independent shopping, a Co-op, hotel, restaurants, primary schooling, and a riverside golf course. The small town of Kingussie provides local shopping, restaurants, pubs, and secondary schooling. Extensive shopping, leisure, and entertainment facilities are available in Inverness. The surrounding countryside and proximity to Aviemore and the Cairngorms offer fishing on the River Spey, hill walking, rock climbing, abseiling, whitewater rafting, cycling, mountain biking, skiing, climbing, and sailing. Despite its scenic Highland location, transport links are excellent: the A9 travels north to Inverness and south to Perth and beyond, Newtonmore station offers regular trains to major regional centres with onward links to London, and Inverness Airport offers a range of domestic and international flights.

This property has 0.4 acres of land.

Directions

Post Code: PH20 1DZ What3Words: ///composer.unlisted.visual From the main street in Newtonmore (A86) turn onto Glen Road, follow along to the sharp left hand bend and the property is straight ahead.