Property description

 Spacious detached bungalow that is well presented and  modern throughout. The property benefits from oil fired central heating and double glazing and has just been renovated to include a newly fitted kitchen and floor coverings. The triple aspect lounge has space for a dining table and features a stone surround open fire which makes an attractive focal point. 

The newly fitted kitchen is well presented with a useful utility room and WC. Three of the four beds rooms have fitted wardrobes with the family bathroom also affording a separate shower cubicle. There is more than ample space for off road parking to the front. 

Location

Sheigra is a township of Kinlochbervie in the North West Scottish Highlands.

The A838 winds its way around this part. To arrive thetraveller must pass through some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. The Scottish Highlands are a vast and unique place. At the head of Loch Inchard, a side road follows the northern shore to the fishing port of Kinlochbervie, 4 miles northwest of Rhiconich.

Beautifully situated, the B801, both single and double tack, is the narrow winding road leading north-westwards fromRhiconich with splendid views towards the lonely mountainReay Forest, dominated by Foinaven and heads west toKinlochbervie.

Through the crofting townships of Achriesgill, Inshegra,BadcallInchard and Oldshoremore to Blairmore andBalchrick The road continues for some four miles towards the open sea with fine views, and terminating beyond Balchrick at the crofting village of Sheigra, the last habitation on the west coast and a small hamlet of the western coastline. One of the last houses on the road is Shiegra.

Sheigra lies 4 miles northwest of Kinlochbervie. From here it is possible to follow the coast on foot slightly further north, and off the beaten track to the remote and quite spectacularSandwood Bay, which has been described as almost the loveliest in all Scotland where, in the present century, a mermaid is said to have been seen. Lofty cliffs, with detached stacks of red Torridon sandstone, overlook the reddish sands of this little- visited bay

The area offers excellent outdoor sporting activities such as mountaineering climbing, hill walking, fishing and water sports. There are numerous beautiful beaches within easy reach.

COUNCIL TAX BAND

D

Property Features :

• 4 Bed Property
• Spacious Family Home
• Council Tax Band D
• Close to Beach
• Stunning views