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3 bed semi-detached bungalow for saleDoocot Road, Nairn IV12
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
893 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
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Freehold
About this property
Traditional Semi Detached Bungalow Built in 1955
Generous Rear Garden With Large Decking Area
Bright Living Room With Feature Fireplace
Traditional Kitchen With built-In Cooking Appliances
Three Good Sized Double Bedrooms With Built In Storage
Modern Shower Room With Walk In Enclosure
Gas Fired Central Heating System Installed
Double Glazed UPVC Windows and External Doors
Popular Auldearn Village Location Close To Nairn
Access To Village Community And Local Countryside Walks
In the popular village of Auldearn, just a short drive from Nairn, sits this three bedroom semi-detached bungalow which provides generous internal space with a large rear garden. Built around 1955, the property has been beautifully maintained as in move in ready condition.
You approach the property through the front garden, where areas of lawn, stone chips and mature hedges create an attractive first impression. Stone steps lead down to the front door and give a sense of arrival as you make your way into the home.
The living room is the kind of space that immediately feels comfortable. A wide front-facing window draws daylight deep into the room, while soft neutral wall colours keep the space feeling calm and welcoming. The focal point is a traditional styled electric fireplace set within the chimney breast, which is lined with patterned wallpaper featuring geometric shapes in bright colours. Built-in storage and display units sit neatly within the alcoves on either side of this, giving you practical places for books, photographs, TV equipment or everyday storage. It’s a generous room with space for your sofas and furniture to be arranged how you see fit.
The kitchen has a traditional look that has stood the test of time. White cabinet doors are paired with black handles and green marble effect worktops and matching splashbacks. A built-in double oven is positioned at eye level while an induction hob is set into the worktop alongside. On the opposite side of the room, another run of cabinets incorporates a stainless steel sink beneath the window and provides space for a washing machine under the counter. Just off the kitchen is a rear vestibule which creates a useful transition between the house and garden.
The first of the three bedroom’s sits to the front of the property and enjoys views over the garden through a large window. Light blue walls and a beige carpet create a peaceful atmosphere, while a built-in cupboard provides storage without reducing usable floor space.
Bedroom two is a particularly generous double bedroom. A window looks out towards the rear garden, while cream walls and a red carpet give the room its own character. This room also has built-in storage in place, leaving you plenty of room for larger bedroom furniture.
The third bedroom is another double room and would work equally well as a guest bedroom, child's room or home office. A black and white floral feature wall adds interest, with the remaining walls painted in light tones. There’s a rear facing window which looks over the garden and a built-in cupboard, again provides additional storage.
The shower room has been designed with everyday practicality in mind. Large white wall tiles line the entire room, broken up by a decorative patterned border that adds a little detail and colour. The wash basin sits on a storage unit that helps keep toiletries tucked away, while the toilet sits alongside. The walk-in shower enclosure is fitted with a mains fed shower and a large rainfall shower head above.
The rear garden is another of the property's standout features. Immediately outside the house, a large timber decked area gives you plenty of room for outdoor seating and dining, a great spot to enjoy a sunny afternoon. From here, the garden stretches away from the property, giving you a surprising amount of outdoor space. The lawn slopes gently down towards the rear boundary, with mature hedges, shrubs and trees adding texture, colour and a sense of privacy throughout the seasons. Whether you have children who need the room to play, pets that enjoy open space or simply want a garden with genuine potential, then there's plenty to appreciate here.
Generous internal space, three double bedrooms and a large garden, all set in a peaceful village location make it a home that will tick a lot of boxes for a lot of people. Don’t delay, contact Hamish Homes to arrange your private viewing today.
About Auldearn
Auldearn sits just a few miles east of Nairn, surrounded by rolling countryside which make it an attractive location for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle amidst natural beauty. Auldearn is steeped in history, notably as the site of a pivotal 17th-century battle during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms.
The village boasts a strong sense of community and features local amenities such as a village hall and a popular Inn. For families, Auldearn Primary School provides education for young children, with secondary schooling available in nearby Nairn, which is also home to supermarkets, shops, cafes and medical facilities.
Auldearn's proximity to Nairn makes it an excellent base for exploring the area's beaches and enjoying outdoor pursuits, including golfing, walking and cycling. Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, is just a further 20-minute drive away, offering a larger array of amenities, including shopping centres, hospitals and transport links via road, rail, and air.
With its historic charm, stunning surroundings, and excellent connectivity, Auldearn is a desirable location for anyone looking to enjoy the best of rural and modern Highland life.
General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: C (69)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent
You approach the property through the front garden, where areas of lawn, stone chips and mature hedges create an attractive first impression. Stone steps lead down to the front door and give a sense of arrival as you make your way into the home.
The living room is the kind of space that immediately feels comfortable. A wide front-facing window draws daylight deep into the room, while soft neutral wall colours keep the space feeling calm and welcoming. The focal point is a traditional styled electric fireplace set within the chimney breast, which is lined with patterned wallpaper featuring geometric shapes in bright colours. Built-in storage and display units sit neatly within the alcoves on either side of this, giving you practical places for books, photographs, TV equipment or everyday storage. It’s a generous room with space for your sofas and furniture to be arranged how you see fit.
The kitchen has a traditional look that has stood the test of time. White cabinet doors are paired with black handles and green marble effect worktops and matching splashbacks. A built-in double oven is positioned at eye level while an induction hob is set into the worktop alongside. On the opposite side of the room, another run of cabinets incorporates a stainless steel sink beneath the window and provides space for a washing machine under the counter. Just off the kitchen is a rear vestibule which creates a useful transition between the house and garden.
The first of the three bedroom’s sits to the front of the property and enjoys views over the garden through a large window. Light blue walls and a beige carpet create a peaceful atmosphere, while a built-in cupboard provides storage without reducing usable floor space.
Bedroom two is a particularly generous double bedroom. A window looks out towards the rear garden, while cream walls and a red carpet give the room its own character. This room also has built-in storage in place, leaving you plenty of room for larger bedroom furniture.
The third bedroom is another double room and would work equally well as a guest bedroom, child's room or home office. A black and white floral feature wall adds interest, with the remaining walls painted in light tones. There’s a rear facing window which looks over the garden and a built-in cupboard, again provides additional storage.
The shower room has been designed with everyday practicality in mind. Large white wall tiles line the entire room, broken up by a decorative patterned border that adds a little detail and colour. The wash basin sits on a storage unit that helps keep toiletries tucked away, while the toilet sits alongside. The walk-in shower enclosure is fitted with a mains fed shower and a large rainfall shower head above.
The rear garden is another of the property's standout features. Immediately outside the house, a large timber decked area gives you plenty of room for outdoor seating and dining, a great spot to enjoy a sunny afternoon. From here, the garden stretches away from the property, giving you a surprising amount of outdoor space. The lawn slopes gently down towards the rear boundary, with mature hedges, shrubs and trees adding texture, colour and a sense of privacy throughout the seasons. Whether you have children who need the room to play, pets that enjoy open space or simply want a garden with genuine potential, then there's plenty to appreciate here.
Generous internal space, three double bedrooms and a large garden, all set in a peaceful village location make it a home that will tick a lot of boxes for a lot of people. Don’t delay, contact Hamish Homes to arrange your private viewing today.
About Auldearn
Auldearn sits just a few miles east of Nairn, surrounded by rolling countryside which make it an attractive location for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle amidst natural beauty. Auldearn is steeped in history, notably as the site of a pivotal 17th-century battle during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms.
The village boasts a strong sense of community and features local amenities such as a village hall and a popular Inn. For families, Auldearn Primary School provides education for young children, with secondary schooling available in nearby Nairn, which is also home to supermarkets, shops, cafes and medical facilities.
Auldearn's proximity to Nairn makes it an excellent base for exploring the area's beaches and enjoying outdoor pursuits, including golfing, walking and cycling. Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, is just a further 20-minute drive away, offering a larger array of amenities, including shopping centres, hospitals and transport links via road, rail, and air.
With its historic charm, stunning surroundings, and excellent connectivity, Auldearn is a desirable location for anyone looking to enjoy the best of rural and modern Highland life.
General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: C (69)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent
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