• Semi-detached +
• Large Corner Plot +
• Wooden Shed +
• Views Over Moray Firth +
• 3 Bedrooms +
• Enclosed Garden +
• Central Heating +
• 2 Reception Rooms +
• NC500 Tourist Route +
• Walk to Beach +

Brora is a scenic village on the east coast of Sutherland approximately 60 miles from Inverness. It sits on the famous NC500 Tourist trail round the North of Scotland. There are shops, hotels, a primary school, bowling green, tennis courts and a splendid links golf course. Brora boasts an unspoiled sandy beach, running alongside the local golf course with spectacular views over the North Sea and the Moray Firth. Beautiful sunsets over the hills can be seen from the beach. The River Brora boasts salmon and trout fishing. Secondary schooling is in Golspie 5 miles away. Brora is famous for Capaldi's ice cream and Clynelish whisky.

Entrance Vestibule: 1.85m x 1,75m
Living Room: 4.92m x 3.52m
Dining Room: 2.83m x 2.44m
Kitchen: 2.98m x 2.78m
Bathroom: 2.74m (w) x 2.39m (to shower)
Landing:
Bedroom 1: 2.84m x 2.38m
Bedroom 2: 3.74m x 3.47m
Bedroom 3: 4.00m x 2.67m

Garden:
The property sits on a large corner plot and has an enclosed garden which is mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders. Large wooden shed provides ideal storage for tools, garden furniture and outdoor equipment. Coal bunker. External taps, electric sockets and lights.

Directions:
Entering Brora from the south, take the first road to right (Dudgeon Park Road). Pass the football ground, follow road, turn left into Seaforth Place, then right onto Tarbat Crescent. As this bends to the left, the property is the first property on the left on Johnstone Crescent.

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PLEASE NOTE:
The property may not form suitable security for normal mortgage lending due to the non traditional construction and the availability of finance should be fully confirmed prior to purchase. Future saleability may be affected.

Viewing:
Please contact the Selling Agents