Allangrange House is a Category B listed, 10-bedroom Neo-Georgian country house built in the early 19th century and extensively extended and remodeled in the early 20th century. The property has undergone significant renovations, including the removal of asbestos, and offers a blank canvas for the new owners to continue the refurbishment. The estate also features a range of outbuildings, including a gatekeeper's lodge, three Edwardian stables cottages, a shoot bothy, equestrian arena and stables, and a trout fishing loch and lodge. The property is situated on the Black Isle, offering breathtaking views and easy access to Inverness and the surrounding countryside. The estate is well-suited for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits, including hunting, fishing, and horse riding, and is also close to several nature reserves and links golf courses.