• BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME +
• VIEWS ACROSS THE OPEN COUNTRYSIDE +
• THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS +
• NEWLY FITTED KITCHEN +
• LOUNGE & SUN ROOM +
• WALK-IN CONDITION +
• GARDENS TO FRONT, SIDE & REAR +
• GARAGE AND DRIVEWAY +
• OFFROAD PARKING TO SIDE +

£15,000 BELOW HOME REPORT VALUATION

This beautiful family home is situated in a rural area within easy driving of Thurso, providing views across the open countryside. Entering through the front door you are greeted by a beautifully decorated hall with doors leading to the stunning lounge and a bedroom, and stairs going up to the first floor. A focal point in the lounge is the painted feature wall with a decorative exposed stone fireplace featuring a Caithness flagstone hearth and solid wood mantle. The newly fitted kitchen offers a good selection of light sage-coloured units and benefits from a fabulous cooker which has double ovens, five cooking rings and a hot plate. Through double doors from the kitchen is a generously sized sun room with patio doors opening out to the side garden. Also accessed from the kitchen is a spacious shower room. The downstairs bedroom benefits from a font facing window which floods the room with light. Upstairs there are two further bright bedrooms with one benefiting from a built-in storage cupboard, both of bedrooms are tastefully decorated and enjoy views out over the countryside, and there is a WC as well as storage cupboard on the landing. Sitting on a corner plot this home benefits from a tarred off-road parking area for several cars on one side and a drive leading to a garage on the other. The front garden has a block-built fence and an attractive flower border, this home also has an original red phone box and the fully enclosed rear garden benefits from a patio area and a drying green.
  
Located in the small settlement of Janetstown just outside Thurso this home is near to a local bus route and within a three-minute drive of Thurso which offers facilities such as schools, supermarkets, a cinema, a post office, and medical practices. Thurso is the most Northerly town in Scotland and benefits from having good coach and rail links South. There is an airport and a hospital in Wick, which is a twenty-minute driving distance away.

EPC F
Council Tax Band C
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