• Two Bedrooms +
• Multi-Fuel Stove +
• Coastal Views +
• 4 Acres of Croft Land +

Yvonne Fitzgerald is delighted to bring to the market this charming former croft house which also has four acres of croft land in the quiet rural hamlet of Sarclet. This lovely home offers comfortable accommodation over one level and benefits from a lounge which has a feature papered wall as well as ceiling beams and a cosy multi fuel stove fire. The Maple fitted kitchen is well presented and has a good selection of base and wall units with a freestanding cooker, washing machine and fridge freezer. A pantry cupboard off the kitchen provides further storage and there is also a bright dining room with dual aspect windows. The front porch is currently used as a study and two tastefully decorated bedrooms and a shower room complete the living accommodation.
Externally there are superb coastal views to the side and rear elevations. The front garden is low maintenance with wooden fencing and stone chippings. The rear garden can be accessed from a road to either side of the house and has extensive parking for multiple vehicles. There is a large garage with an adjoining garden store as well as a block-built store which has power and is currently used as a laundry room. The rear garden benefits from raised flower beds which have vegetables planted as well as a rockery with many different varieties of flowers and plants.
The house benefits from oil central heating and has been de crofted.

Sarclet is situated a short drive from the Royal Burgh of Wick is the most northerly town on the East Coast of Caithness and is on the very popular North Coast 500 (NC500) tourist route. The town offers multiple stores such as Tesco, Boots, Superdrug, Argos, and B&M, as well as banks and a post office. The house is within easy driving distance of all amenities, including the hospital and doctor's surgery. 

EPC E
Council Tax Band B
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