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BREAKACHY LODGE, LAGGAN, BY NEWTONMORE, INVERNESS-SHIRE PH20 1BT

THE FORMER FARMHOUSE TO THE GLENTRUIM ESTATE DATING BACK TO THE 1700’S AND GREATLY EXTENDED A HUNDRED YEARS LATER. THE HOUSE HAS A GENEROUS AMOUNT OF ACCOMMODATION WITH SOME 2½ ACRES OF LAND IN A GOOD RURAL LOCATION AND VIEWS TO THE MONADHLIATH MOUNTAINS.


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Offers over £375,000
Closing Date: Wednesday, 9 July 2008,
 at 12 noon
 
Newtonmore 8 miles

Aviemore 25 miles

Inverness 52 miles

Perth 58 miles

SITUATION

Breakachy Lodge is in an attractive rural location a few miles away from Laggan where there is a village store, primary school and doctor’s surgery. Further facilities are available in Newtonmore and Kingussie and these include a variety of shops, hotels, restaurants and a secondary school. Both towns have mainline railway stations with services to Inverness, Glasgow, Edinburgh and London.

The nearest airport is at Inverness where there are services to a variety of destinations both home and abroad. These include Flybe and Easyjet to London Gatwick, Luton and Bristol. New direct services to Manchester, Southampton and Exeter are being introduced during 2008.

There is ample opportunity for recreational activities. The Cairngorms and Monadhliath Mountains offer first class hill walking and mountaineering. There are a number of golf courses in the area and the Spey and local lochs offer plenty of scope for the fisherman. The area received much publicity in the BBC TV series ‘Monarch of the Glen’ which was filmed locally at Ardverikie House and the surrounding countryside. Mountain biking at Wolf Tax in Laggan.
 

 


DIRECTIONS

From the A9 travelling south turn off to Dalwhinnie at the northern end of the Drumochter Pass and follow the road towards Laggan. After some 7 miles turn right on the minor road signposted Glentruim. The entrance to Breakachy Lodge is on the right after a short distance.


DESCRIPTION

Breakachy Lodge was originally the farmhouse for the Glentruim Estate. It is understood that part of the house dates back to the 1700’s and it was extended during the Victorian era to form a fine spacious house with generous accommodation. The property is set in some 2½ acres of land that includes a small paddock to the front of the property. There is a good outlook to the Monadhliath Mountains and whilst it is in an attractive rural location, it is a short distance to the A9 and local facilities in Laggan and Newtonmore.

The present owners have carried out a number of improvements and there is still scope to continue the work to bring this fine property to its full potential.
 

 

Hall

Sitting room

 

ACCOMMODATION

The accommodation on two storeys comprises:

  • Front Hall Approximately 2.76m x 2.51m (9’ x 8’2”) (N)
    Steps to solid timber panelled front door leading into front hall. Window with deep sill, timber floor and deep moulded skirtings. Coat hooks, ceiling cornice and light.
  • Inner Hall Approximately 4.06m x 3.14m (13’4” x 10’3”)
    Large hall with doors to reception rooms, passageway to back of house and elegant spiral staircase to first floor. Carpet, skirtings, radiator and ceiling light. Under stairs cupboard.
  • Sitting Room Approximately 6.09m x 5.38m (20’ x 17’7”) (N & W)
    A light and spacious room with a large bay window with working shutters and views to the Monadhliaths. Window seat, carpet, curtains, 2 radiators, deep moulded skirtings and separate window looking over garden ground to the west. Large open fire with slate hearth and stone surround. Wall and ceiling lights and cornice. Alcove with shelving and cupboards below. Connection for satellite point.
  • Dining/Family Room Approximately 6.09m x 5.33m (20’ x 17’6’) into bay (N & E)
    Large bay window and window to the east. Linoleum timber look-alike floor, deep moulded skirtings, 2 radiators. Fireplace (currently boarded up) with timber mantelpiece. Ceiling light and cornice.
  • Kitchen/Breakfast Room Approximately 7.42m x 4.33m (24’4” x 14’2”) (S & W)
    A large kitchen and dining area with solid fuel Raeburn stove, wall tiles and tiled hearth. 2 windows, linoleum floor, skirtings, 2 radiators. 1½ sink and drainer, floor and wall units and ample work surface with wall tiles above. Washing machine, dishwasher and fridge. Shelved cupboard, ceiling spot lights and sequence of old original bells currently disconnected.
  • Back passageway with back stairs to first floor and door to integral garage. Under stairs cupboard and back door to rear porch and Utility Room.
  • Utility Room Approximately 2.76m x 1.72m (9’ x 5’7”) (S)
    Power and shelving. Concrete floor.
  • Garage Approximately 7.66m x 3.81m (25’ x 12’6”) (E)
    Up and over door, shelving, window and Worcester boiler. Large shelved cupboard.

Kitchen

Bedroom


From the main hall a spiral staircase leads to First Floor with timber rail and banister.

First Floor

  • Landing
    Large light landing with skylight. Carpet, skirtings and cornice and ceiling light.
    Timber paneled door to:
  • Bedroom 1 Approximately 5.4m x 5.08m (17’8” x 16’8”) (N & W)
    Three windows to north and west with working shutters. Curtains, carpet, deep moulded skirtings. Radiator, ceiling light and cornice. Open fireplace with tiled hearth and timber mantelpiece. Wash hand basin.
  • Bedroom 2 Approximately 5.35m x 5.11m (17’6” x 16’9”) (N & E)
    Three windows looking north and east. Carpet and curtains, deep skirtings, radiator, ceiling light and cornice. Open fire with cast iron grate and timber mantelpiece. TV socket.
  • Bedroom 3 Approximately 3.55m x 2.27m (11’8” x 7’5”) (N)
    Window with working shutters. Carpet and curtains, radiator, ceiling light and cornice.
  • Bedroom 4 Approximately 4.43m x 4.54m (14’6” x 14’10”) (S & W)
    Two windows looking south and west with working shutters. Carpet, radiator, skirtings, ceiling light and cornice. Wash hand basin, cupboard with hot water tank and open fireplace with cast iron grate and timber mantelpiece.
  • Family Bathroom Approximately 3.07m x 2.77m (10’1” x 9’1”) (S)
    Window, radiator, bath with shower and shower screen and wall tiles, WC, wash hand basin, ceiling light Laminate floor.
  • Bedroom 5 Approximately 3.96m x 3.36m (13’ x 11’) (E)
    Window, carpet, skirtings, radiator, ceiling light. Open fireplace with cast iron grate and timber mantelpiece.
  • Office/Bedroom 6 Approximately 3.35m x 3.02m (11’ x 9’11”) (S)
    Window, radiator, carpet, shelving, ceiling light. Currently used as an office. Second telephone line installed. Broadband available.
  • Shower Room/WC Approximately 3.36m 1.55m (11’ x 5’1”) (S)
    Window, WC, shower, wash hand basin with mirror above. Vinyl floor and timber panelling to dado level. Ceiling light and loft hatch. Radiator.
  • Walk-in Linen Cupboard with shelving.


OUTSIDE

A long drive gives an impressive approach to the house which is set in some 2½ acres of garden and grounds. A triangular paddock lies to the front of the property with a variety of mature trees. A wide gravel path leads to the front door whilst the drive continues to the rear of the house with access to the garage.

There is a lawn to the front and west of the house and the remainder of the land is mainly rough grass. A wooden chicken house with a corrugated roof lies to the rear of the property.
 

GENERAL

  • Price - Offers over £375,000 Closing Date: Wednesday, 9 July 2008, at 12 noon
  • Entry - To be by mutual arrangement.
  • Viewing Arrangements - Strictly by appointment with the selling agents.
  • Fixtures and Fittings - All fitted carpets will be included in the sale.
    Other extras may be available by separate negotiation.
  • Council Tax - Breakachy is in Council Tax Band G.
  • Services - Mains electricity. Private water supply and drainage.


CLOSING DATE


A Closing Date may be fixed and we would advise prospective purchasers to register their interest with Bell Ingram Ltd, 1 Ardconnel Terrace, Inverness IV2 3AE.

Whilst every effort will be made to ensure that parties having registered their interest will be notified of a closing date this cannot be guaranteed. It should be noted that the vendor reserves the right to accept offers prior to a closing date being set.


IMPORTANT NOTICE

These sale particulars were prepared on the basis of information provided to us by our clients and/or our local knowledge. Whilst we make every reasonable effort to ensure that they are correct, no warranty or guarantee is given and prospective purchasers should not rely upon them as statements or representations of fact. Furthermore neither Bell Ingram Limited nor its directors or employees assume any responsibility therefore. In particular –

(i) prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the structural condition of any buildings or other erections and the state of repair of any services, appliances, equipment or facilities;

(ii) any photographs included in these particulars are for general information only and any furniture or contents shown in these photographs are not included in the sale unless this is expressly stated in these particulars; and

(iii) any descriptions, measurements or dimensions quoted are approximate only and references to conditions, planning permissions, services, usage, construction, fittings & fixtures and moveable items are for guidance only.


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