Wellbank Cannich, Beauly, IV4 7LX

• Well cared for garden
• Walk-in condition
• Landing/sitting room
• Two en-suite bedrooms - four in total
• Easy access inverness city
• Grocery store in village
• Vibrant local community
• Popular highland village location
• Amazing views

With amazing views, this family home offer accommodation to include: Sun Porch, Hall, Lounge, Family Kitchen/Diner, Cloaks W/C, Utility Lobby, Family Bathroom and Two Bedrooms on Ground Fllor. Top floor: Landing/Sitting Room, Guest Bed with En-Suite and Master Bed Walk-In Wardrobe and En-suite.

Welcome to Cannich – A Highland Haven

Nestled at the gateway to Glen Affric, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful glens in Scotland, Cannich is a charming and tranquil village in the Scottish Highlands, offering an idyllic lifestyle surrounded by dramatic natural beauty. Located approximately 26 miles west of Inverness, Cannich provides the perfect blend of rural serenity and accessibility to city amenities.

Location & Landscape

Cannich sits in a sheltered glen where the Rivers Affric and Cannich converge, and is encompassed by rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and sparkling lochs. The village is the ideal base for exploring the famed Glen Affric National Nature Reserve, a paradise for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers, with its pristine Caledonian pine forests, cascading waterfalls, and abundant wildlife.

Community & Lifestyle

The village boasts a strong sense of community, with friendly residents and a peaceful pace of life. Local amenities include a well-regarded primary school, a village shop, a café, and a welcoming pub. Seasonal visitors often stay at nearby holiday parks, adding a gentle vibrancy during the warmer months. Cannich also hosts community events, such as ceilidhs and fairs, that celebrate local culture and Highland traditions.

Outdoor Activities

Outdoor enthusiasts will find Cannich irresistible. Glen Affric, Glen Cannich, and Glen Strathfarrar are all within easy reach, offering world-class hiking, fishing, birdwatching, and mountain biking opportunities. Red deer, golden eagles, and pine martens are among the area’s natural treasures. Loch Beinn a’ Mheadhoin and Loch Affric provide breathtaking views and tranquil picnic spots.

Connectivity

While secluded, Cannich is easily accessible by road, with regular services to Inverness – a major hub for rail, air travel, and broader shopping and healthcare needs. This makes it a feasible base for commuters or those seeking a weekend retreat with modern conveniences nearby.

EPC band: C