- Multi-fuel Burning Stove with Back Boiler +
- Four Bedrooms Master En-Suite +
- Easy Access to Inverness +
- Detached Garage with Workshop/Studio +
- Close Knit Community +
- Mature Garden Grounds +
- Immaculate Condition +
- Amazing Views to Strathconon +
With views to Strathconon, this family bungalow offers accommodation to include: Entrance Hall, Lounge with Multi-fuel Burning Stove and Back Boiler for heating and hot water, Kitchen / Diner, Utility Room, Cloaks W/C, Family Bathroom and Four Bedrooms Master En-Suite. Detached Garage with Workshop
EPC Band: D
Jamestown – Tranquil Highland Living in a Close-Knit Community
Tucked away in the picturesque Strathconon Valley, Jamestown is a charming and peaceful hamlet located just outside Strathpeffer in the Scottish Highlands. Surrounded by open countryside, forests, and gentle hills, it offers a secluded yet connected lifestyle, perfect for buyers seeking rural tranquillity within easy reach of larger towns.
With a strong sense of community and a backdrop of natural beauty, Jamestown appeals to nature lovers, walkers, and those looking for a slower pace of life. Despite its rural charm, it’s conveniently located only a short drive from Dingwall, which offers supermarkets, schools, a railway station, and other key amenities. Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, is also within commuting distance.
The area is popular with buyers looking for traditional cottages, smallholdings, or land to develop, all while enjoying views of Ben Wyvis and access to scenic trails and salmon fishing spots along the River Conon. For those in search of a peaceful Highland escape, Jamestown is a hidden gem.
Strathpeffer – Victorian Elegance in the Highlands
Once a fashionable 19th-century spa town, Strathpeffer retains much of its Victorian charm with grand architecture, leafy streets, and a sense of timeless elegance. Located approximately 20 miles northwest of Inverness and a few miles from Dingwall, it is one of the most desirable residential villages in Ross-shire.
Strathpeffer offers a unique combination of historic character and modern convenience. The village boasts a well-regarded primary school, a community centre, golf course, shops, cafés, and the popular Strathpeffer Pavilion, which hosts music, arts, and community events throughout the year.
The surrounding hills and woodlands offer excellent walking, mountain biking, and wildlife-watching opportunities, while nearby routes lead to Loch Achilty and Rogie Falls. Housing stock includes everything from traditional stone villas and period homes to newer builds and bespoke properties with expansive Highland views.
Its sheltered location, historic appeal, and vibrant local culture make Strathpeffer a highly attractive option for families, retirees, and second-home buyers looking for a distinctive home in the Highlands.
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