12 Bronze Heuk, Inverness, IV1 3JH

• Up to five bedrooms
• Enclosed garden - driveway to side
• Easy access inverness city
• Popular black isle village
• Quiet cul de sac
• Bespoke cabin/studio to rear
• Study/home office/bed five
• Spacious family home

This Spacious Family Home Offers Accommodation to Inc: Entrance Hall, Study/Bed 5, Lounge, family Kitchen Dining Room, Utility Lobby and Cloaks W/C on Ground Floor. Top Floor: Four Bedrooms Master En-Suite and Family Bathroom. Bespoke Cabin/Entertainment Space to Rear. Driveway to Side.

North Kessock is a picturesque coastal village on the southern edge of the Black Isle, occupying a particularly attractive position on the shore of the Beauly Firth, directly opposite Inverness. With its combination of waterfront setting, woodland, countryside and outstanding accessibility, it has become a highly sought-after location for those looking to enjoy Highland living while remaining within easy reach of the city. The village has a distinctive character, with properties extending along the shoreline and rising into the wooded slopes behind. The Kessock Bridge provides an impressive backdrop and gives North Kessock excellent road connections, with the A9 providing a direct route into Inverness and onwards towards the wider Highlands. Inverness city centre is only a short journey away, making the village particularly appealing to commuters and those who want the advantages of city amenities without living in an urban environment. North Kessock itself has a friendly community atmosphere and a useful range of everyday amenities, including a primary school, village shop, café/tearoom and local hospitality. There is also a regular bus service, while the wider Black Isle provides a wealth of additional facilities, independent businesses, recreational opportunities and attractions. One of the village's defining features is its historic relationship with the water. North Kessock was an important ferry crossing point for centuries, linking the Black Isle with Inverness until the opening of the Kessock Bridge in 1982. The historic pier remains an important part of the village and has been developed and maintained by the local community, providing access to the shoreline and opportunities for boating, kayaking, fishing and simply enjoying the spectacular surroundings. The waterfront is particularly attractive, with wonderful views across the Beauly Firth towards Inverness and the surrounding Highland landscape. North Kessock is also well known as a location for watching the resident bottlenose dolphins of the Moray Firth, while the shoreline and surrounding countryside provide excellent opportunities for walking, wildlife watching and enjoying the outdoors. Behind the village, Ord Hill provides an attractive wooded backdrop and offers a network of walking routes together with the remains of an ancient hill fort. The surrounding Black Isle countryside is equally appealing, with quiet lanes, farmland, woodland and coastal scenery providing plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring. For families, North Kessock offers the benefit of a local primary school, with secondary education available at Fortrose Academy. Inverness provides a comprehensive range of secondary schooling, shopping, healthcare, leisure and professional services, while Inverness Airport is also readily accessible via the A9 and wider road network. The village is particularly well placed for enjoying the wider Highlands. The Black Isle, Beauly, Dingwall, Cromarty, Fortrose and Rosemarkie are all within easy reach, while the A9 provides straightforward access north towards Easter Ross, Caithness and the northern Highlands. To the south, Inverness provides an excellent base for travelling throughout the Highlands and further afield. From a property perspective, North Kessock offers a particularly attractive combination of waterfront and countryside living with the convenience of Inverness close at hand. Homes can enjoy views across the firth, while the village's elevated properties can benefit from spectacular outlooks towards Inverness, the Kessock Bridge and the surrounding Highland landscape. For those seeking a quieter lifestyle without sacrificing accessibility, North Kessock represents an appealing blend of community, scenery, history and convenience. It is a location where the Black Isle countryside meets the doorstep of Inverness – offering the opportunity to enjoy a genuine Highland village lifestyle while remaining remarkably close to the region's principal city.

EPC band : C