Nestled in the serene landscape of rural Aberdeenshire, Hillburn House stands as a testament to the grandeur of the Edwardian era. Built in 1902, this six-bedroom home blends history with modern conveniences, making it an ideal residence for families or expatriates searching for a touch of the countryside in their lives. Located near the tranquil River Ugie in the small village of Inverugie, just a short distance north of the bustling Peterhead and a comfortable drive to Aberdeen, this home offers a unique balance between rural retreat and accessibility to urban amenities.
To set the scene, imagine driving down a private path, flanked by mature trees, to find more than enough parking space for several vehicles—just a taste of the luxury within. The striking blue granite exterior speaks volumes of craftsmanship and durability—a rarity these days! The property itself is surrounded by around two acres of landscaped grounds that beckon to be explored. Here, privacy is key, thanks to the lush trees and shrubbery lining the perimeter. Outbuildings pepper the grounds, including a double garage and a secure courtyard, ideal for keeping pets and potentially for those DIY projects you’ve always meant to get around to.
No need to worry about leaving the house for relaxation either, because the conservatory is equipped with a hot tub that's just aching for you to take a dip. Now, stepping inside the home, the ground floor opens up to an entrance vestibule that sets the tone for what's to come. The heart of the home is the lounge and dining area, tastefully semi-open plan to encourage a seamless flow and natural interaction between spaces. Picture evenings spent in the formal lounge, dominated by a breathtaking bay window that over ... click here to read more
