Located within a quiet cul de sac, this modern family bungalow offers accommodation to include: Lounge, Family Kitchen Dining Room, Three Bedrooms, Family Bathroom and Family Shower Room, Driveway, Mature Garden, Greenhouse, Shed and Patio.

Set amidst the rolling landscapes of Easter Ross, Tain is one of the Highlands' most historic and welcoming towns, offering an exceptional balance of heritage, modern amenities and easy access to some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery. As Scotland's oldest Royal Burgh, dating back to the 11th century, Tain combines centuries of history with a thriving community, making it an attractive destination for families, professionals, retirees and those seeking a relaxed Highland lifestyle. The town offers an excellent range of everyday amenities including independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, healthcare facilities, leisure amenities and a well-regarded secondary school, ensuring residents have everything they need close at hand. Tain Golf Club, one of Scotland's oldest championship links courses, provides a stunning setting overlooking the Dornoch Firth and is highly regarded by golfers from around the world. Rich in history and culture, Tain is home to the magnificent Tain Through Time Museum, the historic Collegiate Church of St Duthac, and the internationally renowned Glenmorangie Distillery, where visitors can experience one of Scotland's most celebrated single malt whiskies. The town's attractive architecture and charming streets reflect its long and distinguished past, while the nearby shoreline offers opportunities for peaceful walks and abundant wildlife. Outdoor enthusiasts are particularly well served, with the beautiful beaches of the Dornoch Firth, woodland walks, cycling routes and excellent opportunities for fishing, sailing and birdwatching all within easy reach. The town also serves as an ideal gateway to the North Coast 500, placing some of the Highlands' most dramatic coastlines, mountains and picturesque villages within comfortable driving distance. Despite its peaceful setting, Tain enjoys excellent transport links. The A9 provides convenient access north towards Caithness and south to the Highland capital of Inverness, approximately 35 miles away. Inverness offers an extensive range of shopping, restaurants, entertainment, cultural attractions and professional services, together with Raigmore Hospital, Inverness Airport offering regular UK and European connections, and mainline rail services to Edinburgh, Glasgow and London. Combining rich Highland heritage, excellent local amenities, outstanding leisure opportunities and superb connectivity, Tain offers an enviable quality of life in one of Scotland's most beautiful regions, making it an increasingly desirable place to call home.

EPC Band: C 

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