Immaculate Three Bed Bungalow - Highlands of Scotland, Black Isle. £300k

The shore of the Moray Firth, best known for its resident population of dolphins. Dolphin watching boat trips run from Avoch harbour, and Chanonry Point, less than 4 miles along the coast, is a famous attraction for dolphin spotting from the shore.
The village of Avoch offers a good range of local services including a grocery store, post office, several hot food outlets and an active harbour. There is a primary school in the village with secondary schooling at nearby Fortrose Academy. Avoch is served by a regular bus service to The Highland Capital City of Inverness, approximately 11 miles distant.
The Black Isle has become one of the most popular areas of the Highlands to live. There are many woodland and coastal walks as well as several rowing and sailing clubs within easy reach.
Neighbouring Fortrose boasts one of the oldest golf courses in Scotland.

[@sharonkutz8272]

I am American with Scottish roots. To me your cottages are gorgeous and the views are just fantastic. Thank you

[@markgollan]

Thank you

[@kristinlutzke6961]

Lovely gardens

[@barbarabaker3056]

I enjoy viewing the different homes and locations in Scotland. It's fun to compare the homes to those in the US South: everpresent radiators, lots of corridors, long and rather narrow rooms, only a few shower stalls, gorgeous views and garden areas.

[@dianeyoung2914]

Beautiful home, love it and those fantastic views.

[@markgollan]

Thank you very much!

[@willswomble7274]

Not at anywhere near that price! The really remote area may be quite pleasant (but not from any window) yet just 5 minutes of that main road plus flight path has me valuing it at minus £100,000. Also no solar/batteries/heat pump/up-to-date insulation (kerching, kerching) and that ghastly bathroom needs immediate ripping out before I wee in it!

[@markgollan]

@@willswomble7274 we have had lots of interest so maybe you are in the minority if one with your expert opinion