4 Bed Bungalow, Single Let, Alness, IV17 0YD £365,000

The family bathroom is finished in layered grey tones that give it a modern feel without trying too hard. The lower half of the walls are lined with grey panels, the upper half painted light grey, and a chrome towel radiator adds a sharp finishing touch. A large deep bath sits ready for long soaks, while a separate shower cubicle alongside gives you the quick, everyday option. That combination matters in a house this size.

The first of the four bedrooms is a delight. Light blue walls and a soft carpet keep it calm, while a floral feature wall adds subtle character. There’s plenty of room here for a large bed and full bedroom furniture without it feeling tight. A built-in wardrobe keeps storage sorted, while the en-suite shower room gives you that private convenience that’s essential. With its own shower cubicle, toilet and sink, it’s great for busy mornings.

Bedroom two is another generous double with its own storage cupboard, finished in light grey tones with grey wood effect flooring underfoot. It feels clean, simple and ready to personalise.

Bedroom three continues the good proportions. Grey walls contrast with white painted wooden flooring, giving it a slightly different personality while still tying into the rest of the home. A square window pulls in natural light and the long radiator ensures it stays comfortable year round.

Bedroom four may be described as the smallest of the four, but it still accommodates a double bed and bedside tables comfortably. Cream walls keep it neutral, a built-in cupboard provides storage and the square window ensures it doesn’t feel closed in. It’s ideal as a guest room, teenager’s space or even another home office if needed.

Outside, the scale continues. The detached double garage, built in concrete block with dual metal doors, offers serious storage or workshop potential. Adjoining it is a timber workshop under a metal sheet roof that’s ideal for projects, tools or hobby space. This isn’t token storage; it’s usable, practical outbuilding space. The gardens wrap around the property, laid across lawn, chip stones and paving, with gentle changes in level and block retaining walls adding structure. The rear garden rises gently upwards, mostly laid to lawn, giving children and pets real room to run and play. And beyond the boundaries, the rural setting does the rest with open surroundings, forestry nearby and that sense of space that’s increasingly hard to buy.

Ardcollier is a home with presence, flexibility and genuine square footage. If you’re looking for countryside surroundings without sacrificing room sizes or practicality, this one needs to be seen properly to appreciate how it all fits together.

About Ardross

Ardross is a picturesque rural area lying just a few miles from Alness. Surrounded by rolling farmland, mature woodland and distant hills, it’s a peaceful location that perfectly captures the beauty of Highland living.

Nearby Alness provides a good selection of shops, supermarkets, cafés and local services, along with primary and secondary schools. It also benefits from a train station on the Inverness to Wick line, offering direct connections. Inverness itself, the Highland capital, is around 25 miles away and provides an even wider range of retail, leisure and cultural amenities.

With its sweeping countryside views, quiet roads and access to walking trails and outdoor pursuits, Ardross offers an ideal balance between rural seclusion and accessibility. it’s a setting that appeals equally to families, professionals and anyone seeking a slower pace of life in the Scottish Highlands.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: E
EPC Rating: D (59)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.