50 Old Edinburgh Road is a fine double bay-fronted detached residence offering over 2,600 sq. ft. of flexible and characterful accommodation within the heart of the city. The property benefits from a wealth of traditional features, including tall, ornately corniced ceilings, picture and dado rails, deep skirting, decorative arches and charming feature fireplaces.

The central entrance hall with its impressive turned stairway flows through to the boot room and shower room with dual sinks. It also branches off onto four attractive reception rooms all with unique features, including the bay-fronted drawing and sitting rooms and the formal dining room. The extended light-filled family room is accessed via double doors from the drawing room and enjoys garden views and access. Further is the kitchen, which features a range of wall and base units, integrated appliances and opens to a well-appointed utility room with additional contemporary cabinetry, a sink and space for appliances.

On the first floor are five well-proportioned, and flexible bedrooms, with the principal and second bedrooms benefitting from bespoke built-in vanity units. Completing the floor is a family bathroom.

Outside

The property is approached over a gated gravelled driveway leading to a large forecourt beside the home and to the detached garage block, complete with various adaptable outbuildings. Surrounding is a variety of low stone walls, hedging, mature trees, sections of lawn and colourful herbaceous planting and shrubs. The south-facing garden features additional level lawn and greenery and a charming stone-paved terrace ideal for sheltered al fresco dining.

Situation

The property is located in a poular setting setting approximately 1 mile from the City Centre with various shops and restaurants nearby. The property has easy access to the vast array of commercial, educational, retail and service facilities of Inverness, together with its mainline railway station and international airport offering regular domestic and European flights.

The Cairngorms National Park is also within easy reach via the A9 and offers a plethora of hiking, cycling, riding, fishing, swimming and kayaking opportunities.

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