Detached Three-Bedroom Bungalow In Maryburgh, With Solar Panels, Garage, Workshop And Triple Glazing Throughout Private Gardens And Scope For Personalised Modernisation

Set on a quiet residential street in Maryburgh, this characterful detached bungalow benefits from a series of modern upgrades including triple glazing and solar panels. The garage, carport and workshop add useful space for storage, hobbies or tools, while the generous plot and practical layout make it an appealing long-term home with plenty of everyday benefits.

Neatly set back from the road, the home is accessed via a covered entrance that opens into a central hallway. A large storage cupboard off the hall houses the oil-fired boiler, pre-insulated hot water cylinder and various points of shelving, with ample room to store additional household essentials.

The living room sits to the front of the home and makes the most of its wide, triple-glazed window, keeping the space naturally bright throughout the day. A bold red carpet underfoot contrasts with the cream floral wallpaper, giving the room personality and warmth. There’s generous space here for multiple furniture arrangements, making the room easy to configure for relaxing, reading or watching TV. A feature window on one wall provides a visual link to the dining area beyond, bringing an added sense of depth and connection between the rooms.

That dining space offers room for a full table and chairs and stands out with its imaginative wall mural of unicorns and waterfalls – a fun, whimsical feature that brings a splash of colour and character to the heart of the home.

Adjoining the dining area is the refitted kitchen, a functional space with white gloss cabinets, wood-effect laminate worktops and under-unit lighting. A built-in oven, ceramic hob and stainless steel sink offer everything needed for day-to-day use, while the back door provides direct access to the garden.

The shower room is decorated in light wet wall panelling that keeps the space feeling bright and clean. A corner enclosure houses a mains-fed multi-jet shower, while the basin is set into a vanity unit with cupboard space below and a mirrored cabinet above. A chrome towel radiator completes the room adding warmth and convenience.

Off the hallway, the homes three bedrooms are each individually styled. The main bedroom is a spacious double with a built-in wardrobe featuring twin hanging rails, helping to keep the room tidy and organised. Its neutral décor makes it easy to personalise, and there’s plenty of space for a full bedroom setup including drawers, bedside tables or a dressing area. A large window adds brightness and a sense of calm.

The second room is a bright double, with patterned wallpaper and a chrome towel radiator adding subtle detail. The smallest bedroom, currently used as a home office, features a vivid forest and waterfall mural that echoes the theme in the hallway, giving the space a creative, unique character that could suit hobbies, remote work or occasional guests.

At approximately 45 years old, the house has benefited from upgrades including PVC cladding to the front elevation and eaves and the installation of photovoltaic panels to the south-facing roof. Heating is provided by an efficient oil-fired system via underfloor pipework and towel rails, with hot water supplied directly from the system or via the backup immersion heater.

The outside space is another major feature of this home. To the front, a neat lawn is bordered by low fencing and shrubs, while a gravel driveway leads down the side of the home to the carport and garage. At the rear, the garden combines lawn, paving and gravel for easy upkeep, with raised planting beds adding a splash of greenery. The grounds also include a timber-clad workshop giving you plenty of space for tools, hobbies or outdoor storage. Fully enclosed and quietly positioned, it’s a garden that offers peace and potential in equal measure.

If you’re looking for a practical, energy-efficient home with outdoor space, great storage and real potential, this is a property worth seeing. Contact Hamish Homes today to arrange your private viewing before it’s snapped up.

About Maryburgh
Maryburgh is a charming village that offers a blend of rural serenity and excellent connectivity. Set amidst gently rolling hills and scenic countryside, Maryburgh provides an authentic Highland lifestyle enriched by a strong sense of community and history. The natural beauty surrounding the area makes it an ideal retreat for individuals in search of peace, outdoor adventures and a slower pace of life.
Although Maryburgh itself retains a quiet village feel, residents benefit from easy access to essential amenities in nearby towns. Local shops, a post office and community facilities take care of daily needs, while larger centres such as Dingwall, just a short drive away, offers supermarkets, healthcare services, cafes and leisure options. Transport links are superb, with nearby roads providing a straightforward route to Inverness and other regional hubs. Families will appreciate the availability of quality education; Maryburgh Primary School serves local children and secondary schooling is available in neighbouring towns.
Whether you are drawn by the scenic landscapes, the warm community spirit, or the proximity to urban services, Maryburgh presents an enticing opportunity to buy property and embrace the quintessential Highland way of life.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water & Electric
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: B (81)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.