Newmore House is a substantial period property built in 1875, designed by Alexander Ross, with a unique hand-carved Oak fire surround, cornices, and stunning staircase. The property, set in approximately 4 acres of garden ground, offers generous and versatile living space with stunning views across unspoiled countryside towards the Cromarty Firth. With its original character still intact, the property has immense potential for renovation and could be used as a country retreat, hotel, large home for an extended family, or converted into apartments. The property also comes with three letting units, currently unfinished, which could provide an immediate income stream. Located in the quiet hamlet of Scotsburn, the property is within easy commuting distance to Inverness City Centre, UHI University Campus, and the airport, making it an ideal base for someone seeking a quiet countryside lifestyle with nearby conveniences. The property has piped gas for central heating, electric heating, and wood-burning stoves, and offers a range of outdoor recreational activities, including sailing, fishing, and hill walking, in its surrounding garden ground.