- Shared Gated Courtyard for Owners of Kincurdie House +
- Private Walled Garden +
- Active Residents Association +
- Inverness Airport 22 MIles +
- Popular Black Isle Village +
- Home Office +
- Views to Moray Firth and Chanonry Point +
- Lounge with Stove +
- Snug/Family Room +
- Vibrant Local Community +
Historians have dated the Kincurdie site to the early 1600s and the current Kincurdie House is understood to have been built on the site of Kincurdie Chapel. Kincurdie House was built c1860.
Kincurdie Upper West Wing is located on the outskirts of the popular coastal The Black Isle village of Rosemarkie, approx 12 miles north east of Inverness and the now famous North Coast 500. This property overlooks the Inner Moray Firth, the popular dolphin spotting Chanonry Point and The Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club.
The village of Rosemarkie houses the Groam House Museum, of pictish/celtic interest; Panacea, a delightful little health shop filled with oils, herbs, gifts, an antique shop and the entrancing magic of the nearby Fairy Glen. There is a multi court facility at Rosemarkie Beach.Travelling by car/bus takes you to the old fishing village of Cromarty with its historic buildings such as Hugh Millar Cottage, Carnegie Library, Cromarty Court house, old church, lighthouse, and many artisan shops.
Exploring Fortrose you will find the remains of the Cathedral and its grounds, as well as other churches, the harbour and sailing club and a good variety of eating places, bakers, a small co-op , post office, antique and gift shop. Tennis and Bowling Club in Fortrose in addition to a sports centre and library. There is a walk which takes you from Fortrose along the old railway track to Avoch yet another village with its delightful little fishing cottages. Buses from Fortrose go to Inverness where you can make connections to other interesting locations such as Skye or Orkney. From Inverness a short trip east leads you to ‘Outlander Land’ to the historic Culloden Battlefield, museum, and Fort George. Westward from Inverness along the Great Glen Fault you will reach our famous and mysterious Loch Ness with its world renowned, elusive monster, Nessie.
The area is well known for outdoor pursuits. Golf, sailing, canoeing, cycling trails, wild swimming, bird watching, hill walking, dolphin trips, exploring are all within easy reach. The Links Golf Course is the 11th Oldest Golf Club in The World.
Agents Note: The timber garage is to be removed. Leading from the Courtyard to the Walled garden: The stairway has a balustrade to allow safe access to the garden.
Directions: Heading East through Rosemarkie - Pass The Plough Inn - Right at the sign for Kincurdie Private Estate - Follow the road until you come to Kincurdie House and turn left and continue to the property.
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