£350,000 /Sale price

A handsome stone-built family home, beautifully presented with elegant decor throughout. Set between the River Nairn and the beach, it sits at the heart of a vibrant Victorian town, near to its comprehensive amenities.The Property7A Bath Street is an attractive stone-built and part-rendered terraced family home offering flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. Configured to provide a practical and cohesive living and entertaining environment, it features quality fixtures and fittings, high ceilings and elegant neutral decor throughout. The accommodation flows from a welcoming L-shaped reception hall with useful storage and stairs rising to the first floor. It briefly comprises a front aspect sitting room with part-panelled walls and a feature fireplace, together with a rear aspect dining room. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a double aspect kitchen. It has exposed wooden flooring, a range of modern units, a breakfast bar, tiled splashbacks, modern integrated appliances, patio doors to steps leading down to the courtyard garden and an inter-connecting fitted utility room with a useful modern en suite shower room, ideal for additional use as a guest cloakroom.On the first floor the generous split-level landing has part-panelled walls and space for a sitting and reading nook. It gives access to a front aspect principal bedroom, two further double bedrooms, one with built-in storage, the other with useful eaves storage and both with Velux glazing and a generous contemporary family bathroom. OutsideThe property is approached over a no through road, giving access to a private gravelled parking area with a detached weatherboarded garage set opposite the front garden. Set behind stone walling topped by high fencing, the property is accessed through two pedestrian gates, one opening to a slate-paved path to the entrance door and both giving access to the front aspect courtyard garden. Paved for ease of maintenance and also accessible from the kitchen/breakfast room, the courtyard garden is screened from its neighbours on each side by high fencing and features a well-stocked raised flowerbed, the whole providing an ideal spot for entertaining and al fresco dining.LocationSet on the stunning Moray coast, the Victorian town of Nairn offers independent and high street shopping, supermarkets, banks, hotels, cafes, restaurants, museums, an art gallery, library and community centre. The town’s leisure facilities include a marina with sailing club, sports centre, swimming pool, cricket pitch, tennis club, riding centre and two local Championship golf courses. More extensive shopping, service, leisure and entertainment facilities can be found in Inverness, the main business and commercial centre of the Highlands. Transportation links are excellent: the A96 links to Inverness, its airport and the A9 to the Northern Highlands, Nairn station (0.5 mile) offers regular direct services to Inverness in around 15 minutes, with onward links to major regional centres, and Inverness Airport offers regular domestic and international flights.