Period house with Cromarty Firth views
This substantial period home in Scotland is an opportunity to own a house brimming with character and offering far-reaching sea views

Cromarty West Church Manse is a fantastic period house brimming with characterful features. The property has been meticulously maintained but will require some modernisation internally. Fireplaces, skirting, woodwork and servants' bells all remain in tact. Reception rooms benefit from bay windows and lovely open aspects while the five bedrooms upstairs make the most of the stunning views.
Accommodation comprises: hallway, sitting room, drawing room, dining room, bedroom/study, bathroom and kitchen on the ground floor and master bedroom suite and four further bedrooms, box room, bathroom and dressing room on the first floor.
Outside the gardens are mainly laid to lawn and are bounded by mature trees, plants and shrubs. There are several outbuildings including a tool and coal store, wood store and timber shed, all in around 1.5 acres.
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The Manse is located on the edge of the historic Scottish sea port of Cromarty with breathtaking views of the Cromarty Firth and beyond. The area is famed for its natural beauty and Cromarty happens to be home to the smallest car ferry in the UK. Inverness is just 22 miles and Inverness airport just 30 miles.
The guide price is £475,000. For further information please contact Strutt & Parker on 01463 719 171 or visit www.struttandparker.com.
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