The Courtyard is a delightful period property, providing attractive Arts and Crafts-style living in a stunning Highlands setting beside Loch Kishorn. Externally the property features charming stone elevations. Inside there is comfortable, flexible living space, while the adjoining outbuildings provides the potential for further development and additions to the living space.

The accommodation is arranged mostly on a single level, with underfloor heating and various highly attractive fittings and detailing throughout. There is a well-proportioned sitting room in which to relax with panelled walls and a woodburning stove. There are also French doors opening onto the central courtyard and a vaulted ceiling overhead, with an ornate, wrought-iron spiral staircase leading to the mezzanine level, which is ideal as a study area, or simply as additional space in which to relax. Further living space includes the well-equipped kitchen, with traditional tongue and groove panelled walls, worktops and units, a butler sink, a central island, and integrated appliances. Skylights in the high vaulted ceiling overhead welcome plenty of natural light, while there is also space for a family dining table.

There is also one well-presented double bedroom and a bathroom with a bathtub and a large separate shower unit. Connecting the bedroom to the kitchen and breakfast room is the main hallway. The lobby area which has built-in cupboard space and bench seating provides access to the rear sun terrace and the walled garden.

Outside

The property is set within a secluded location, surrounded by woodland near the mouth of the River Kishorn. Access to the property is via a gated entrance opening onto the front courtyard garden. The house and outbuilding are both centred around the courtyard, with the outbuildings currently providing extensive garaging, storage and workshop space. There is a walled garden to the rear along with a potting shed and greenhouse.

Situation

The Courtyard is set in a magnificent position in the Northwest Highlands, just outside the small village of Ardarroch and overlooking the stunning Loch Kishorn.

Local amenities can be found in Lochcarron approximately five miles away, including local shops, cafés, restaurants, a doctor’s surgery, and a primary school.

The property is set in one of the most remote parts of the UK, with sweeping coastal and mountain vistas and access to stunning beaches, walking and hiking territory, including the rugged Torridon mountain range and the Applecross Peninsula.

The local network of A-roads including the A896, make Inverness and Ullapool easily accessible.

The city of Inverness lies 67 miles to the east, providing access to further amenities.

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