Blairmore House is an attractive traditional 1.5 storey residential property which has been extended to the side and rear. The property is constructed of stone walls set under a slate roof with a timber built extension set under a flat felt roof to the rear. Internally, the property benefits from attractive timber panelling and is generally well fitted throughout. It comprises comfortable living accommodation over two floors. The house is immediately surrounded by attractive garden grounds of extensive lawn areas and a feature duck pond.

To the north east of Blairmore House is The Mill House which is an interesting development opportunity constructed of stone walls set under a pitched and slate covered roof with particular features being a turret to the front and the original mill wheel located to the side. This property, which has 2 floors, has been partially converted for residential use in the past however any development would be subject to obtaining planning and other consents for the property. The Mill House has an adjacent feature tower/lookout tower with barbeque area and a garage, both of stone construction with pitched slated roofs.

Management Obligation There is a management obligation on a small section of replanted woodland that has been felled. Further details from selling agent.

This property has 73.71 acres of land.

Outside

The properties sit in a total area of 73.71 acres (29.83 ha), being a blend of grazing land and native/amenity woodland. The land is graded as a combination of grades 3.2 and 4.1 by the James Hutton Institute. All of the land is classified as F3 according to the national scale land capability for forestry map, which indicates the land has good flexibility for the growth and management of tree crops.

The property is accessed via a gated entry leading from the main Kiltarlity to Glenurquhart road, the A833, with the access being exclusive to Blairmore.

Situation

The Property is located on the eastern side of the Drumnadrochit to Kiltarlity A833 road, around 6 miles north of Drumnadrochit and 3 miles south of Kiltarlity. The nearby settlements provide a range of local services, and the city of Inverness, around 16 miles to the north-east, provides a full range of commercial, educational, recreational, retail and transport facilities, including Inverness Airport, 9 miles east of the city, which provides frequent flights to domestic and international destinations. Inverness also has good public transport links and bus and rail connections.

Directions

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From Inverness take the A862 west along the south shore of the Beauly Firth and turn left onto the A833 past Kiltarlity. The entrance to Blairmore is found approximately 5 miles along this road on the left hand side.