The property is of traditional solid stonework construction externally roughcast. Subsequent extensions are consistent of cavity blockwork construction externally roughcast.

The windows are of a uPVC casement design equipped with double glazed sealed units. The property benefits from a full air source heat pump central heating system which serves steel panel radiators.

DM Hall - Inverness RICS Home Report valuation £210,000 (TWO HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND POUNDS). EPC Rating - Band D. Inver is a peaceful and picturesque village located in the Scottish Highlands.

DM Hall - Inverness RICS Home Report valuation £210,000 - Located within the charming coastal village of Inver with unspoiled beaches, open countryside, and scenic views that make it an ideal spot for those who love the great outdoors. Four Bedroom Semi Detached single storey traditional style cottage. Net Internal Area - 148 square metres. There is a basic single glazed style conservatory to the front accessed from the lounge. DM Hall - Inverness RICS Home Report valuation £210,000 (TWO HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND POUNDS). EPC Rating - Band D The property is of traditional solid stonework construction externally roughcast. Subsequent extensions are consistent of cavity blockwork construction externally roughcast. GROUND FLOOR - Entrance Vestibule, Hallway, Lounge, Dining Room, Conservatory, Four Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom with Separate Shower Cubicle and W.C, Cloakroom with WC and Rear Vestibule. Gardens. Driveway for parking. A9 - The main north-south route in the Highlands is easily accessible from Inver, connecting to Inverness, Perth, and further south to Stirling, Glasgow, and Edinburgh. A836 - This scenic route runs along the east coast, linking Inver to Tain, Dornoch, and the northern Highlands. The windows are of a uPVC casement design equipped with double glazed sealed units. The property benefits from a full air source heat pump central heating system which serves steel panel radiators. The heat pump unit is located within the front garden. DM Hall - Inverness RICS Home Report valuation £210,000

The property occupies a central position within the coastal village of Inver where surrounding properties are mostly of a similar residential style, although the subjects are attached to a small church hall. There are limited local facilities and amenities within the village itself. Inver is well connected to nearby Tain, a historic town just a short drive away, providing a wider range of amenities, including supermarkets, independent shops, cafes and restaurants. A full range of amenities can be found within Tain approximately six miles distant. Tain is known as Scotland's oldest Royal Burgh and boasts attractions such as the Tain Through Time visitor centre, the Glenmorangie Distillery, and a vibrant local community. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy in the surrounding area, from coastal walks and wildlife watching to fishing and golf at one of the nearby courses. Transport Links Inverness Airport (INV) is approximately 43 miles away, offering domestic flights and international connections. Aberdeen International Airport (ABZ) is roughly 95 miles away, providing a wider range of domestic and international flights. Tain Railway Station (5 miles from Inver) offers regular connections to Inverness, Dingwall and further afield. Inverness Railway Station (35 miles away) providing access to Scotland’s major cities, including Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Aberdeen as well as direct services to London and connections to the wider UK rail network.

Full Address: 6 Front Street, Inver, Tain, IV20 1RY