The Croft 11 Balvaird, Muir Of Ord, IV6 7RQ

• Vibrant rural community
• Easy access to inverness, tain and dornoch
• Workshop and utility room
• Wood burning stove in lounge
• Amazing views
• Open plan living area
• Four bedrooms master en-suite
• Extended traditional croft house

This Traditional Extended Croft House Offers Accommodation to Inc: Entrance Porch, Open Plan Living - Lounge, Sun Room, Dining Room and Kitchen. Four Bedrooms Master En-Suite. Family Bathroom W/C and Cloaks W/C. Decking. Workshop and Utility Room. Amazing Views. Large Garden. Raised Beds.

Situated within the beautiful Highland countryside of Ross-shire, Balvaird near Muir of Ord offer an appealing combination of village living, open countryside and excellent accessibility to Inverness and the wider Highlands. Muir of Ord is an established and popular village located on the edge of the Black Isle, approximately 15 miles from Inverness. The village has a strong sense of community and provides a good range of everyday amenities, making it an attractive location for families, couples, professionals and those looking for a more relaxed Highland lifestyle. Balvaird lies on the edge of the village and offers a particularly attractive setting, with properties enjoying a mixture of village and countryside surroundings. Balvaird Road and Balvaird Terrace form part of this established residential area. The surrounding landscape is one of the area's greatest attractions. Muir of Ord is surrounded by rolling farmland, woodland and open Highland scenery, while the wider area provides easy access to the Beauly Firth, the Black Isle and the spectacular scenery of the Northern Highlands. There are numerous opportunities nearby for walking, cycling, golf and other outdoor pursuits. Despite its rural character, Muir of Ord is particularly well connected. The village has its own railway station, providing regular services towards Inverness and other coastal destinations in The Highlands, while the road network gives convenient access to Inverness, Dingwall, Beauly and the wider Ross-shire area. Inverness city centre is within straightforward commuting distance, providing extensive shopping, professional services, restaurants, leisure facilities, healthcare and entertainment. For families, the village is served by Tarradale Primary School, with secondary education available at Dingwall Academy. Local amenities include shops, a bakery, butcher, pharmacy, Post Office and other services, meaning many everyday requirements can be met without travelling into the city. Muir of Ord also benefits from a distinctive blend of traditional and modern Highland living. The village has grown over the years but retains its attractive rural setting, while newer residential developments have added a range of contemporary properties. Balvaird in particular provides an appealing choice for purchasers seeking a quieter position on the edge of the village, with the countryside close at hand while still being within easy reach of local amenities. The location is also ideally placed for exploring the Highlands. The Black Isle, Beauly, Dingwall, the Cromarty Firth and the Moray Firth are all readily accessible, while the spectacular scenery of the North and West Highlands is within easy travelling distance. Inverness Airport is also accessible by road and rail, adding to the area's appeal for those travelling further afield. Balvaird and Muir of Ord therefore offer an attractive Highland lifestyle with the best of both worlds – a welcoming village environment, beautiful surrounding countryside and excellent connections to Inverness and beyond. It is a location that appeals particularly strongly to those who want to enjoy the space and character of the Highlands without sacrificing everyday convenience or accessibility.

EPC band: E