4 bed detached house for sale

Dornoch Road, Bonar Bridge IV24

With Stunning Views over The Dornoch Firth This Family Home Offers Accommodation to Include: Porch, Hallway, Two Lounges both with Patio Doors. Front lounge with Woodburner and Back Lounge with Double Cupboard Potential Downstairs Bedroom. Walk In Under Stair Cupboard. Dining Room, Kitchen, and Cloaks W/C on Ground Floor. Top Floor: Four Bedrooms Master being En-Suite and Family Bathroom. Bedroom Four currently a Reading Room. Mature Garden.

Within the village: Doctors Surgery, Chemist, Library, Hardware Store. Rail Station 1 mile away and Durness bus to Inverness daily.

Amazing views over The Kyle of Sutherland with regular sighting of Sea Eagles and Osprey.

Nestled on the shores of the Kyle of Sutherland in the heart of the Highlands, Bonar Bridge is a picturesque village offering an exceptional balance of tranquillity, natural beauty and connectivity. Surrounded by dramatic Highland scenery, rolling hills and renowned salmon rivers, the area is particularly popular with those seeking an outdoor lifestyle, second-home buyers and purchasers looking to enjoy a slower pace of life within a welcoming rural community.

Bonar Bridge and neighbouring Ardgay enjoy a strong sense of community and provide a range of everyday amenities including local shops, cafés, a primary school, medical facilities and leisure opportunities, while retaining the charm and character of a traditional Highland village. The area is well connected by both road and rail, with Inverness reachable in around an hour, making it ideal for commuters, remote workers and those looking for an accessible Highland retreat.

The surrounding countryside is renowned for its outstanding scenery and outdoor pursuits. The nearby Rivers Oykel, Shin and Carron are famous for salmon fishing, while the surrounding forests, lochs and hills offer superb walking, cycling, wildlife watching and sporting opportunities. Popular nearby attractions include the Falls of Shin, where salmon can often be seen leaping upstream, and the historic town of Dornoch with its award-winning beach and championship golf course.

Steeped in Highland history, the area around Bonar Bridge features ancient standing stones, chambered cairns and Pictish heritage sites, adding to the sense of character and permanence that defines this part of Sutherland. The village itself grew around the historic crossing point over the Kyle of Sutherland and remains a gateway to some of the most beautiful and unspoilt landscapes in the north of Scotland.

Whether as a permanent residence, holiday home or investment property, Bonar Bridge offers buyers the opportunity to enjoy an enviable Highland lifestyle amidst some of Scotland’s most spectacular scenery.

EPC Band : C

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