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2 bed semi-detached house for saleChapel Place, Portmahomack IV20
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
883 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
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About this property
Ground Floor Double Bedroom
Spacious Living Room With Log Burner
Stylish Black And White Kitchen
Modern Bathroom
Air Source Heat Pump Heating
Solar Panels Installed
Private Enclosed Rear Garden
Large Timber Decking & Several Sheds
Just Moments From the Coastline
Within Easy Reach Of Tain’s Amenities
Located in the coastal village of Portmahomack, this two bedroom semi-detached home has a spacious lounge with a log burning stove, private gardens around the property and solar panels fitted to the rear roof. It would make a lovely home for a couple, someone looking to downsize or a small family looking for village life close to the coast.
The front of the house has a simple white rendered look with dark trim around the windows and door. Inside, the entrance hallway has grey painted walls, dark grey wood effect flooring and a carpeted staircase that rises from one side. A window at the far end brings light into the hall, while a good size radiator means the space will remain warm.
The lounge has plenty of character, with a traditional log burning stove taking centre stage against a black tiled fireplace and hearth. A deep green wall stands behind it, while the remaining walls are painted white and grey wood effect flooring continues underfoot. There’s enough room for a full sofa suite along with a dining table and chairs.
The kitchen has a bold black, white and grey colour scheme. Gloss white cabinets run along both sides, with long chrome handles, and are paired with dark grey worktops and black splashback panels. The freestanding cooker has a dark extractor above, while the stainless steel sink and drainer sit beneath one of the windows. There is also space beneath the worktop for appliances. The black and grey patterned flooring adds another strong feature to the room.
The ground floor bedroom is a good sized double with a wide window on one wall and a radiator beneath. A deep blue feature wall creates a strong backdrop with white walls elsewhere. There is plenty of space for drawers, a dressing table and further bedroom furniture without crowding the room.
Upstairs, the second bedroom runs beneath the sloping roofline and has a rooflight set into one side. White walls and a grey carpet keep the room light, while doors built into the eaves provide access into the roof spaces. The room comfortably takes a double bed with space around it for other freestanding furniture.
The bathroom is also on the first floor and features a full sized bath along one wall with grey textured wall panels around it and a shower fitted above one end. The white basin is built into a useful vanity unit with storage below, while a white toilet sits alongside. Grey tiles sit behind the suite as splashbacks while the rest of the room is painted a light green colour. A rooflight sits above and patterned grey flooring completes the room.
The heating and hot water come from an air source heat pump, while solar panels on the rear roof can also contribute to the electricity supply.
Outside, the rear garden features a large timber deck, giving you room for outdoor seating and relaxing. A central lawn area follows with a stepping stone path crossing it. Several sheds stand along one side and give you plenty of room for bikes, tools and garden equipment. Stone walling and timber fences mark the boundaries.
Portmahomack’s coastal setting is a big part of the appeal here, with the village shoreline close by and everyday amenities available within the village. For anyone looking for a two bedroom home with outdoor space, renewable energy features and village life beside the coast, 17 Chapel Place is well worth seeing for yourself. Contact Hamish Homes to arrange your viewing.
About Portmahomack
Portmahomack is a charming coastal village with stunning views of the Dornoch Firth. Known for its rich history, Portmahomack has roots that stretch back to the Pictish era, making it a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts.
The main highlight is the beautiful sandy beach and its small harbour, a hub for local fishing activities, offering a glimpse into traditional Highland life. Residents and visitors can enjoy the local amenities, including restaurants, pubs and a small selection of shops. The community is close knit and welcoming, with various events and gatherings throughout the year that foster a strong sense of belonging.
Portmahomack is conveniently located just 10 miles from the historic town of Tain, providing easy access to local schools, supermarkets, healthcare facilities and a variety of other amenities.
With its blend of historical significance, natural beauty and a friendly community, Portmahomack is an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful and enriching lifestyle in the Scottish Highlands.
General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Air source heat pump to radiators
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: C (70)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent
The front of the house has a simple white rendered look with dark trim around the windows and door. Inside, the entrance hallway has grey painted walls, dark grey wood effect flooring and a carpeted staircase that rises from one side. A window at the far end brings light into the hall, while a good size radiator means the space will remain warm.
The lounge has plenty of character, with a traditional log burning stove taking centre stage against a black tiled fireplace and hearth. A deep green wall stands behind it, while the remaining walls are painted white and grey wood effect flooring continues underfoot. There’s enough room for a full sofa suite along with a dining table and chairs.
The kitchen has a bold black, white and grey colour scheme. Gloss white cabinets run along both sides, with long chrome handles, and are paired with dark grey worktops and black splashback panels. The freestanding cooker has a dark extractor above, while the stainless steel sink and drainer sit beneath one of the windows. There is also space beneath the worktop for appliances. The black and grey patterned flooring adds another strong feature to the room.
The ground floor bedroom is a good sized double with a wide window on one wall and a radiator beneath. A deep blue feature wall creates a strong backdrop with white walls elsewhere. There is plenty of space for drawers, a dressing table and further bedroom furniture without crowding the room.
Upstairs, the second bedroom runs beneath the sloping roofline and has a rooflight set into one side. White walls and a grey carpet keep the room light, while doors built into the eaves provide access into the roof spaces. The room comfortably takes a double bed with space around it for other freestanding furniture.
The bathroom is also on the first floor and features a full sized bath along one wall with grey textured wall panels around it and a shower fitted above one end. The white basin is built into a useful vanity unit with storage below, while a white toilet sits alongside. Grey tiles sit behind the suite as splashbacks while the rest of the room is painted a light green colour. A rooflight sits above and patterned grey flooring completes the room.
The heating and hot water come from an air source heat pump, while solar panels on the rear roof can also contribute to the electricity supply.
Outside, the rear garden features a large timber deck, giving you room for outdoor seating and relaxing. A central lawn area follows with a stepping stone path crossing it. Several sheds stand along one side and give you plenty of room for bikes, tools and garden equipment. Stone walling and timber fences mark the boundaries.
Portmahomack’s coastal setting is a big part of the appeal here, with the village shoreline close by and everyday amenities available within the village. For anyone looking for a two bedroom home with outdoor space, renewable energy features and village life beside the coast, 17 Chapel Place is well worth seeing for yourself. Contact Hamish Homes to arrange your viewing.
About Portmahomack
Portmahomack is a charming coastal village with stunning views of the Dornoch Firth. Known for its rich history, Portmahomack has roots that stretch back to the Pictish era, making it a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts.
The main highlight is the beautiful sandy beach and its small harbour, a hub for local fishing activities, offering a glimpse into traditional Highland life. Residents and visitors can enjoy the local amenities, including restaurants, pubs and a small selection of shops. The community is close knit and welcoming, with various events and gatherings throughout the year that foster a strong sense of belonging.
Portmahomack is conveniently located just 10 miles from the historic town of Tain, providing easy access to local schools, supermarkets, healthcare facilities and a variety of other amenities.
With its blend of historical significance, natural beauty and a friendly community, Portmahomack is an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful and enriching lifestyle in the Scottish Highlands.
General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Air source heat pump to radiators
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: C (70)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent
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