Torwood Way, Tore, Muir of Ord, Ross-Shire

3 Torwood Way is a spacious and adaptable detached property that offers over 1,800 sq. ft of light-filled accommodation.

The front door of the house is approached via a 2 step porch and opens into a compact cloakroom, with an inner door opening into a foyer and hallway serving all rooms. The generously proportioned lounge to the left has picture windows facing the garden to the south and west, and which is equipped with a feature fireplace with a recessed electric fire. The adjoining room is a dining room with space for a table and chairs and other furniture. The next room is the kitchen comprising a range of wall and base units and a breakfast bar. Adjoining the kitchen is a comfortable family room or back lounge, which opens through a patio door to a bright sun room or conservatory with windows on three sides and patio door to the south facing terrace, which can also be accessed from the dining room. A back door from the kitchen opens to the utility room with access to the back toilet. From the back of the house a ramp with handrail gives entry to the utility room.

There are four well- proportioned bedrooms each equipped with sliding door wardrobes. The principal bedroom has an en-suite shower room. There is also a family bathroom.

The property is well placed near the top end of the grounds, with the double garage detached to allow a large park and turn gravelled area to accommodate several vehicles at the back of the house. The house is approached from the public lane by a gated driveway through the extensive grounds with its lawns, shrubberies, orchard and flower beds to the house, at the rear of which is a productive kitchen garden. Beyond the back fence is an attractive woodland of birch, sallow and rowan which is accessible through a gate.

The home is located in Tore and within close proximity is Tore village hall, a primary school and petrol station/shop. Munlochy has a shop and hotel and Secondary education is at Fortrose where there is a harbour, sailing club, golf course and shops. North Kessock also has a hotel and shop/post office. Mainline railway stations are located at Inverness and Dingwall. The thriving Highland capital of Inverness via the A9 is approximately 8 miles away and has a vast array of commercial, educational, retail and service facilities. Inverness Airport offers regular domestic and European flights.