Set amidst beautifully established gardens and mature trees, this inviting three-bedroom brick family home offers a peaceful rural outlook and a true sense of country living. Positioned on a perfectly level, five-acre parcel, the picturesque, tree-lined circular driveway sets the tone for this park-like estate, blending privacy and tranquillity all just a short drive from the village of Exeter and the best of the Highlands.
Stepping inside, a welcoming entry hall leads you to the heart of the home. At the front, a spacious formal lounge features double glass doors opening onto a covered porch, perfectly framing the garden views. A separate dining room showcases floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the rear garden, creating a bright and elegant setting for entertaining.
Opposite, a sliding door leads to the kitchen, casual dining, and family living area. The original kitchen is well-appointed with ample cabinetry, laminated benchtops, a breakfast bar and a double sink positioned beneath windows with a leafy outlook.
The extended family room enjoys a sunny northerly aspect and offers direct access to an outdoor deck. Complete with a slow combustion wood fire and ceiling fan, this space is ideal for relaxed year-round living.
A central hallway, lined with generous linen storage, leads to three well-sized bedrooms, all with built-in robes. The main bathroom includes a bath, shower, and single vanity, complemented by a separate WC for added convenience.
Additional features include a laundry with external access to a covered portico and second WC, a practical mudroom, and internal access to a double lock-up garage and double car port.
A bore, fish pond, Gazebo, two paddocks, fully fenced, a dam, town water and power a second double garage at the back of the property.
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