1 bed terraced bungalow for sale

4 Braehead Terrace, Portgower, Helmsdale KW8

This one bedroomed end-terraced bungalow is situated in the former fishing/crofting village of Portgower with coastline and hill views.

Property

This one bedroomed, end-terraced bungalow located in the small fishing/crofting village of Portgower which is only two miles away from the fishing village of Helmsdale and is situated on the NC500 route. This property will appeal to a number of purchasers including first-time buyers, those looking to downsize, or someone looking for an excellent investment opportunity. Inside, the accommodation benefits from a front facing lounge, a kitchen, a bedroom and a wet room. The property boasts an open fire, oil fired central heating, double glazing, gardens to the front and rear with a small shed sited in rear garden. Fantastic coastal views to the Moray Firth can be enjoyed from the picture window located in the lounge. The property has recently been renovated and all new flooring has been laid to provide a bright and fresh feel throughout. The kitchen has new wall and base mounted units with worktops, a single stainless-steel sink with mixer tap and drainer, an integrated electric oven and hob with complimentary splashbacks and extractor hood over. There is also space for a washing machine and an undercounter fridge. The bedroom has a window to the side elevation, and has two double fitted wardrobes. Completing the well-proportioned accommodation is the bright and airy wet room which comprises a WC, a wash hand basin, a heated towel rail and a standalone electric shower unit.
Externally, the front garden is laid to stone chippings and mature shrubs, whilst the rear garden is laid to a mixture of lawn and stone chippings and is fully enclosed by brick walling. Helmsdale village is situated on the shores of the Moray Firth in the Highlands of Scotland, approximately 75 miles north of Inverness on the A9 trunk road and popular North Coast 500 route. The village has three hotels, a primary school, a health centre, a railway station, and the award-winning Timespan Visitor Centre. The local economy is largely based on tourism, fishing, salmon and trout angling, deer stalking, and grouse shooting. Other outdoor pursuits in the area include golfing and panning for gold.

Entrance Hall (approx, 2.75m x 1.12m (approx, 9'0" x 3'8"))

Lounge (approx. 4.53m x 3.28m (approx. 14'10" x 10'9"))

Kitchen/Diner (approx. 3.88m x 2.33m (approx. 12'8" x 7'7"))

Bedroom One (approx. 3.29m x 3.15m (approx. 10'9" x 10'4"))

Shower Room (approx. 2.06m x 1.80m (approx. 6'9" x 5'10"))

Services

Mains water, electricity and drainage.

Extras

All carpets, fitted floor coverings and curtains.

Heating

Oil fired central heating. Further heating can be provided via the open fire in the lounge.

Glazing

Double glazing throughout

Council Tax Band

A

Viewing

Strictly by appointment via Munro & Noble Tain - Telephone

Entry

By mutual agreement.

Home Report

Home report Valuation - £90,000
A full home report is available via Munro & Noble website.