• Historic Stone Cottage Built In 1860 +
• Stylish Living Room With Traditional Fireplace +
• Characterful Kitchen With Exposed Stone Wall +
• Stone Walled Garden With Paved Patio Areas +
• Electric Panel Heating Installed +
• Located In Historic Clachnaharry Area +
• Two Good Size First Floor Bedrooms +
• Traditional Styled Shower Room Interior +
• Timber Sash And Casement Windows +
• Home Packed Full Of Character And Style +

This charming cottage, dating back to 1860, blends traditional Highland character with thoughtful interior styling, creating a property that feels warm, welcoming and full of personality.

The entrance to the property is through a distinctive red wooden gate bearing the name “Signalmans Cottage”. From here you step into a paved patio area at the front of the house, enclosed by stone walls with raised planting beds adding colour and interest. It’s a lovely outdoor space that works well for seating, potted plants or simply enjoying the surrounding countryside.

Stepping inside, the entrance hall leads directly into the main living room. The living room is a beautifully styled space that immediately shows off the character of the home. The lower half of the walls are finished with traditional wooden panelling painted in a soft cream colour, while above this a deep blue leafy patterned wallpaper adds colour and texture. A strip of white painted wall runs around the top before meeting the ceiling, tying the whole design together. At the centre of the room sits the fireplace with its traditional black insert and white mantelpiece surround. Built in alcoves sit on either side of the chimney breast, each fitted with cupboards below and shelving above which provides both storage and display space. Windows to both the front and rear allows natural light to move through the room. Light wood effect flooring runs throughout the room and continues into the kitchen.

The kitchen sits just off the living room and is arranged in a long galley layout. One wall reveals exposed stonework which immediately adds a strong sense of cottage character to the space. Opposite this, light grey cabinets with dark grey worktops provide plenty of storage and work surface. The built in AEG oven and AEG induction hob are neatly integrated into the units, while a stainless steel sink sits beneath one of the three windows that line the outer wall. A door from the kitchen opens directly onto the patio area outside.

The bathroom is another standout room and has been styled to reflect the cottage’s traditional character. Glossy white brick style tiles with black grout, line the walls, creating a strong visual contrast. A large corner shower enclosure features a rainfall shower head, with grey marble design wetwall panels lining the interior for easy maintenance. Alongside this are a traditional white toilet and pedestal basin. An original fireplace with wooden surround remains within the room, adding a charming feature.