Property Features
- Quiet village location
- Great first time buy or investment property
- Private garden and garage
Property Summary
This charming one bedroom mid-terraced period property with garage and garden is tucked away at the rear of the popular historic village of Auldearn.6 Boath Terrace presents a great first time buy or investment property. The property benefits from a good size garden to the front of the property. There is also vehicular access onto Boath Terrace, and No 6 also has a large metal garage and parking.
Hall –
Accessed from the front door and with a storage cupboard under the stairs. A carpeted staircase leads to the first floor.
Lounge – 4.65m x 3.73m
Spacious well-proportioned room with window to the front aspect overlooking the garden. A brick fireplace and TV stand houses an electric fire, and an original alcove to the side provides some storage.
Kitchen – 2.86m x 2.77m
Located off the lounge and fitted with a selection of smart wood effect wall and base units, a stainless steel sink and white goods including a cooker, washing machine and fridge freezer. A window looks to the rear of the property and attracts lots of natural daylight into the kitchen..
Carpeted staircase to the first floor landing where a cupboard houses the Glow Worm central heating boiler.
Bedroom – 4.19m x 3.30m
A generous double room to the front of the property offering pleasant views over the village rooftops towards Cawdor.
Bathroom – 2.17m x 2.10m
To the rear of the property and comprising a white WC, wash hand basin and bath.
The Area
The popular historic village of Auldearn lies some 2 miles East of the seaside town of Nairn, a vibrant, fast-growing town offering all the amenities expected of a town it’s size including bus and rail links, Inverness airport, approx. 7 miles away and the city of Inverness approx. 16 miles away. Auldearn itself is a quaint, popular village which may suit someone looking for a quieter more relaxed way of living, outside a busy town. It offers a highly regarded Community Primary School also catering for nursery children and the newly refurbished and growing in popularity, ‘1645 Inn’ (named after the battle of Auldearn in 1645), has become the hub of the community. Regular events and exercise classes are hosted in the village along with various clubs being available.