Burnside was originally a crofthouse which has been modernised but retains many of the original features including the wood panelling in many of the rooms and wooden flooring. The property has LPG gas central heating which is powered by a Worcester combi boiler and double glazing. There is a workshop and garage also being sold with the property which sit on the opposite side of the road and offer excellent potential as a studio/gallery or has good development potential (subject to necessary consents). Presently used as holiday let it Burnside would also make a lovely permanent home. Accessed from the road, a gate leads to a path to the front porch. A hardwood door opens to the porch which in turn leads to the hallway. The hallway gives access to the sitting room and dining room and stairs rise to the upper floor. To the right of the hall is the cosy sitting room which has a window to the front and wooden floor. There is a central feature of a Jotul multi fuel stove which sits on a slate hearth surrounded by traditional stone mantel. The dining rooms sits to the left of the hall and has a multi-fuel stove which can also be used for cooking. The stove sits on a slate heart with mosaic tiling and wooden mantle. There is plenty of space for a dining table. An opening leads to the kitchen. The galley kitchen has a window to the rear and a range of floor units and shelving offering good storage. There is a washing machine, fridge and electric cooker which are included in the sale. Returning to the hall and stairs rise to the upper floor landing which gives access to the two bedrooms and bathroom. Both bedrooms are double in size with built-in cupboards, coombed ceilings and windows to the front. Completing the accommodation is the bathroom which has a three-piece suite in white comprising, WC, wash hand basin and sink. Outside The garden area is fully fenced with a combination of dyke and hedging and has a selection of ornamental plants and fruit trees. There is a timber shed. Across the road is a garage and workshop. The workshop is of corrugated iron construction and is partially dry lined. This offers excellent development potential (subject to necessary consents). Services Mains electricity and water. Shared septic tank. Gas central heating. Location Burnside is situated on the dramatic West Coast in the natural harbour of Nedd a sheltered bay which is popular with the boating fraternity. The tiny village of Nedd enjoys views to the mountains and sea with the village of Drumbeg only one mile away. Drumbeg has a number of local amenities including a village store with delicatessen, a hotel and pub with further facilities in Lochinver the main village of Assynt. A fishing port, Lochinver provides a range of services including shops, school, medical services, leisure centre and restaurants. Ullapool, some 38 miles away, has a wider range of shops, a supermarket, restaurants, pubs and hotels and is the main ferry terminus to Stornoway. The property is on the Assynt Peninsula which has a spectacular coastline and many magnificent mountains as well as some 240 lochs which provide some wonderful wild brown trout fishing (by permit). The area has white sandy beaches and rock pools with the most famous being Achmelvich with its sand dunes and turquoise waters. Loch Nedd provides a good all year round anchorage and benefits from a community slipway, jetty and mooring buoys. *
