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Inside this charming 19th century Highland cottage on the banks of Loch Ness





External view of the property.
External view of the property.

Location, location, location sums it up perfectly, as this beautiful, detached cottage on the banks of Loch Ness, in Inverness-shire, has come onto the market at £365,000.

Situated in an idyllic location for spotting the Highlands infamous Loch Ness Monster, and with beautiful hills and forestry cascading its surroundings, we have taken a look inside to see what it’s like.

Dating back to 1812, Rose Cottage is situated in a most enviable location within the small village of Dores on the eastern shore of Loch Ness, just eight miles from the city of Inverness.

Rose cottage on the banks of Loch Ness.
Rose cottage on the banks of Loch Ness.

This two/three bedroom property occupies a plot of around 0.23 acres that extends to the banks of Loch Ness.

From inside the property stunning views can be enjoyed over the property’s garden, Loch Ness and the hillscape beyond. A particularly nice feature being the first floor Juliet balcony with glass balustrade designed to take advantage of these panoramic views.

The garden.
The garden.

The open plan sitting room room on the ground floor benefits from a cosy wood burning stove, whilst floor to ceiling glazing allows an influx of natural light. This extends the sense of space into the garden whilst framing the views over the loch.

The sitting room looking out over Loch Ness.
The sitting room looking out over Loch Ness.

Moving through to the fully equipped kitchen, there is plenty of storage space, a built-in oven and stove, in addition to show stopping views that can be accessed through the connecting door.

The kitchen with an outstanding view.
The kitchen with an outstanding view.

All of the bedrooms are incredibly spacious and compliment the property’s surrounding views with beautiful windows featuring each of the designs.

One of the bedroom's.
One of the bedroom's.

Local amenities in the village of Dores include an active community hall, a gift shop and the popular Dores Inn serving food and drinks. There is primary schooling nearby, at Aldourie Primary School with secondary schooling being found in Inverness to which a free school bus service runs.

The lounge area.
The lounge area.

The area is renowned for its natural beauty with Dores having a shingle beach popular with tourists and those who enjoy outdoor pursuits including paddle boarding and wild swimming. The surrounding countryside is popular with walkers and cyclists alike.

For more information, or to view this property, call 01463 224 343.


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