Flat 3, Admiral Napier House Marine Terrace, Cromarty, IV11 8WY

• Easy access inverness city
• Wide range of shops and services in cromarty
• Vibrant local community
• Ex holiday accommodation
• Popular black isle village
• Sea views
• Potential to develop attic
• Two bedroom top floor flat

Recently used as a holiday let, this top floor flat in a block of four offers accommodation to include: Private Entrance Hall, Two Bedrooms , Family Bathroom and Open Plan Lounge Kitchen Dining Room. Attic Space Which Subject to Permission May be Further Developed. Sea Views.

The historic town of Cromarty occupies a particularly attractive position at the tip of the Black Isle, overlooking the entrance to the Cromarty Firth. With its picturesque harbour, traditional stone-built properties, narrow streets and impressive historic architecture, Cromarty has a distinctive character that sets it apart from many other Highland communities.

The town has a fascinating past, with its development shaped by maritime trade, fishing, agriculture and its strategic position overlooking one of Scotland's most important natural waterways. Its architectural heritage includes handsome Georgian houses, traditional cottages and historic buildings that contribute to its considerable charm. Cromarty is also closely associated with the writer and geologist Hugh Miller, whose former home provides an insight into the town's cultural and intellectual heritage.

Today, Cromarty offers a welcoming community atmosphere, with independent businesses, places to eat, cultural attractions and local amenities. Its harbour and waterfront provide a wonderful setting for enjoying the surrounding scenery, while the nearby coastline offers opportunities for walking, wildlife watching and exploring the Moray Firth. The area is particularly appealing to those who appreciate coastal scenery, with the possibility of spotting dolphins and other marine wildlife along the wider firth.

Property in Cromarty ranges from traditional cottages and historic townhouses to larger period homes and properties enjoying attractive views over the harbour, Cromarty Firth and surrounding countryside. Its architectural character and relatively peaceful setting make it particularly attractive to buyers seeking a home with individuality, heritage and a strong connection to the landscape. The town also appeals to those looking for a quieter pace of life without becoming completely isolated. Inverness can be reached by road via the Black Isle, while the wider region provides access to employment, shopping, education, healthcare and transport links.

EPC Band: C