Architect-Designed Rural Retreat: 47-Acre Woodland Home in Aberdeenshire with Riverfront, Near Inverurie & Aberdeen

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Logie Woodlands, Pitcaple, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51, Inverurie (Great britain)

3 Bedrooms · 3 Bathrooms · 258Floor area

€812,115

Country home

No parking

3 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

258m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

Welcome to Logie Woodlands, a charming country home in the picturesque town of Pitcaple, Inverurie. As a busy real estate agent, I’m thrilled to help you discover this unique property. This home is situated in the heart of Aberdeenshire, just a stone's throw away from the bustling market town of Inverurie. If you're considering a move to the United Kingdom, specifically to this part of Scotland, you're about to learn why this property might just be the dream home you've been searching for.

Now, let’s dive into the details of this delightful home. Spanning a generous 258 square meters, this architect-designed residence is a testament to style and comfort, thoughtfully designed by William Lippe of McWilliam Lippe Architects and completed in 1991. As you approach, you’ll notice it nestles comfortably amidst a stunning 47 acres of lush woodland, providing a sense of peace and privacy that's hard to come by. Despite its tranquil setting, the bustling energy of Inverurie is just a short drive away.

Stepping into the foyer, you're immediately greeted by French doors that open into an open-plan kitchen and dining room. This space is the heart of the home, featuring a convenient breakfast bar island that's perfect for casual meals or morning coffee. The kitchen includes a wide range of cabinets and light work surfaces, complete with handy built-in appliances like an oven and hob. The dining area flows effortlessly into a conservatory, where expansive views of the surrounding landscape embrace you, with easy access to the outdoor garden space.

In the sitting room, the charm of the countryside is ever-present, with large fitted bookcases adding a touch of elegance and French doors that beckon you to explore the great outdoors. A striking spiral staircase, adorned with iron spindles, leads to a galleried landing, offering a spacious study and seating area for those quiet moments of reflection.

Property Features:
- Architect-designed by William Lippe
- 1.5 storey detached house
- Three inviting bedrooms
- Three spacious bathrooms
- Open-plan kitchen and dining
- Conservatory with exposed stone wall
- Elegant sitting room with bookcases
- Handcrafted spiral staircase
- Principal suite with bay window
- Utility room adjacent to garage
- Gated gravel driveway
- General-purpose outbuilding with workshop

The ground-level principal suite is a haven of relaxation, complete with a bay window, dressing room, and en suite bathroom. If you're thinking of single-storey living, this design accommodates such convenience beautifully. Moreover, the utility room, conveniently located next to the garage, is equipped with essential appliances like a washer, dryer, dishwasher, and stainless steel sink.

Step outside, and the exploration continues. The dramatic woodland unfolds over 47 acres, where the River Urie carves out the western boundary. The opportunities for outdoor adventures are endless. Whether you fancy a personal stroll or more structured wilderness adventures, this property offers unrivaled access to some of Scotland's most captivating landscapes.

Local Highlights:
- Close to thriving Inverurie
- Excellent road and rail connections to Aberdeen
- Renowned for outdoor pursuits
- Easily accessible fishing, golf, and game shooting
- Nearby coastal attractions for sailing and beach days
- Close proximity to Aberdeen, its universities, and private schooling

Living in Aberdeenshire, particularly in Inverurie, brings a balanced mix of rustic charm and modern conveniences. The refreshing Scottish climate—crisp and invigorating—enhances every outdoor experience. As you move about the area, you'll notice a tight-knit community with markets and shops offering local delights.

For expats and foreign buyers like yourself, this is an ideal location whether you're retiring, relocating for work, or simply seeking the tranquil charm of Scottish countryside. The community is welcoming, the culture is rich, and the opportunities for personal and professional growth are plentiful.

Above all, this home in Logie Woodlands beckons you to experience a life that intertwines natural beauty with modern comforts. With just a touch of your personal flair, this cozy country home in the heart of Scotland’s Aberdeenshire awaits to be your own personal haven.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
3
Size
258
Price per m²
€3,148
Garden size
192185
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
3
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
Country home
Energy label

Unknown

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Nestled within the tranquil countryside of Aberdeenshire, Broomfold Mill in Torphins, Banchory, offers a unique blend of historic allure and modern comforts. Imagine living in a place where history and contemporary features coexist seamlessly, evident in this remarkably converted five-bedroom villa. It's not just a home—it's a lifestyle choice where nature and architecture harmonize across nearly 2.5 acres of scenic land. Constructed with meticulous attention to detail by the talented AJC Construction and envisaged by Robb Keir Design, this expansive villa is built partly from enduring granite and tastefully extended using larch cladding. It's a stark melding of tradition and innovation, capturing the rustic essence of a bygone era with the conveniences you rely on today. Often, properties like this emerge quietly onto the market, enticing those fortunate enough to experience their allure firsthand. Here's what awaits you within the villa: - 5 bedrooms - 3 bathrooms - Spacious living room with vaulted ceiling - Central wood-burning stove - Vast family kitchen with dining area - Bespoke oak staircase - Extensive grounds laid to lawn - Large decking area for alfresco dining - Flexible accommodation potential - Purpose-built games room/study - Private utility room Moving through the villa, the ground floor greets you with a living room where vaulted ceilings soar high, complemented by striking beams and a hardy wood-burning stove. Roof windows and full-height windows frame the collective verdant beauty of the Hill of Benaquhallie and distant peaks like Lochnagar and Mount Keen. Transition to the heart of this home—its kitchen. The room embodies social warmth, complete with quality cabinetry, polished granite worktops, a ... click here to read more

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Nestled amongst the lush greenery of Portsoy in Banffshire, this luxury Georgian country home captivates with its timeless charm and historical allure. Who wouldn't want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life to a serene abode wrapped in nature and rich in history? That's the beauty of living in a place like this—a real retreat from the frantic pace of modernity. I've sold many properties, and let me tell you, places like this are few and far between. I'm a bussy real estate agent, but homes like these? Well, they just warrant my full attention. Firstly, let's talk about the magic woven into every corner of this home. Built over centuries past, this B-listed mansion is steeped in history, offering a slice of Scottish heritage. The current owners have lovingly restored it, blending modern comfort with traditional elegance. Imagine entering via a private gravelled driveway, flanked by majestic sandstone gate piers—it's like a scene from a period drama. A warm welcome awaits as you step through the more-than-impressive front door. The entrance porch leads to a spacious hallway where the original open fireplace invites you to gather and ponder over timeless tales. Already envisioning the possibilities? Let's continue exploring! Property Highlights: - Eight luxury bedrooms, six of which are ensuite - Four reception rooms graced with elegant fireplaces - Entirely restored Georgian facade and interiors - Extensive grounds with mature woodlands - Private gravelled driveway and ample parking - Formal lawn with stone wall borders - Spacious commercial kitchen - Office space and a wine cellar - Bar and a delightful drawing room Living in Portsoy is akin to stepping into a postcard where every corner reveals a new charm. ... click here to read more

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Ah, the bustling life of a real estate agent never stops, and today I'm thrilled to share a gem tucked away in the beautiful countryside of Angus. We're talking about the Kirkden House in Letham, a place that any overseas buyer looking for a slice of British history and a taste of rural life would find truly captivating. If you have ever dreamt of living in a home with a story of its own, then this charming country home, dating back to 1783 and extended in 1825, might just captivate your imagination. Picture this: a two-storey house built from stone with a sturdy slate roof, looking over beautiful gardens and a flowing water stream called the Vinny Water. It's a historic property, yes, but in remarkably good condition, retaining many of its original features like elegant cornices throughout numerous rooms. Of course, there's a bit of updating to be had; older properties always have that potential waiting to be unlocked. But fear not, it’s not a daunting task; think of it more as an exciting venture into restoring a piece of history. As you step inside, you're greeted by a welcoming hallway leading into a cosy living room, perfect for those crisp British evenings, with its charming brick fireplace. You'll find a dining room with a gorgeous wooden floor that's begging to host family gatherings or a dinner party. The first floor boasts a splendid sitting room, truly a space to relax and enjoy with a double aspect that lets the light flood in, creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for the ever-changing Scottish skies. Kirkden House also has ample room for the family, with six bedrooms spread across both floors. There's nothing better for family living or entertaining guests than having space for everyone. With three bat ... click here to read more

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Welcome to Kirkside House, Kirkton of Glenisla, Blairgowrie – a splendid country home with a touch of history and a breath of fresh air. Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Glen Isla, this former manse invites you to explore its many charms spread over two spacious levels. Resting on an expansive plot of around two acres, with the serene River Isla flowing at the edge, this nineteenth-century home offers both tranquility and a connection to nature, benefiting from riparian rights to the river's center. ### Location - A Slice of Scottish Serenity Glen Isla, the westernmost of the Angus Glens, is famed for its captivating scenery and outdoor adventures. It's the perfect sanctuary for those who enjoy walking, cycling, fishing, and skiing. Additionally, the area is teeming with wildlife, from the osprey at the Loch of Lintrathen to the playful red squirrels and elusive wild cats. Not too far off, the Backwater Reservoir – complete with its stunning road across the dam – and the impressive Reekie Linn Falls offer beautiful spots to marvel at nature. Golf enthusiasts are spoiled for choice, with fantastic courses in nearby Alyth, Kirriemuir, and Blairgowrie. Living here, you're never too far from essential amenities either. Kirriemuir and Blairgowrie are just a short drive away, providing access to the A90 dual carriageway, and the towns of Perth and Dundee are equally accessible. For families, primary schooling is available in Lintrathan with a bus service, while secondary schooling can be found in Kirriemuir or Blairgowrie. Public schooling options like the High School of Dundee, Kilgraston, Strathallan, and Glenalmond are also within reach. For anglers, the River Isla, Ericht, and Tay offer fantastic fishing spots. ... click here to read more

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Get ready to delve into the charm of this exquisite villa located in the picturesque town of Cupar. With its immaculate condition and spacious layout, this delightful villa is perfectly suited for families looking to settle into a warm and inviting environment. The journey begins at the rustic yet elegant entrance, beckoning you into a world of comfort and potential nestled in the heart of Cupar. This splendid villa, encompassing approximately 2,690 square feet and set on about 1.09 acres of lush land, strikes the perfect balance between charm and opportunity. Here, under the often gentle skies of Cupar, life takes on a serene pace, typical of life in the Scottish countryside. The climate is both mild and refreshing, allowing residents to enjoy the beauty of every season. Living in a villa such as this one offers a unique lifestyle. You'll find a haven of tranquility with an exciting outdoor experience, thanks to spacious gardens featuring a rustic outdoor kitchen, charming greenhouse, practical sheds, and even a chicken run for those dreaming of homesteading. The charming surroundings offer a peaceful setting where mornings can be spent sipping coffee amidst the greenery, and evenings conclude with stunning sunset views from the garden. The interior of this villa immediately makes you feel at home, offering a well-thought-out blend of modern amenities and classic charm. Picture yourself entering the welcoming vestibule leading you through the main hall. Here, you’ll discover a cozy living room perfect for family gatherings or snuggling up by the fire with a good book. Its stove keeps the villa warm and adds to the homey atmosphere. Some of the key features of this property include: - 4 spacious double bedrooms - 3 ... click here to read more

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Discover the charm and allure of life at Tarras House, an exquisite country home set in the serene and picturesque landscape just outside Forres, Moray. This splendid home, nestled among mature trees and sitting in an elevated position, offers stunning views of Findhorn Bay. A modernized gem, it spread generously over 263 square meters, merging the elegance of a historical home with the comforts of contemporary living. With 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrroms, along with several reception rooms, Tarras House is a haven that provides space and tranquility for families seeking a country lifestyle. Let's walk through the grand features this distinguished home has to offer. Upon arriving, you'll notice the expansive gardens – spread over approximately 1.5 acres. These gardens are not just lawns and foliage; they are bursting with vibrant colors from the seasonal flora, fruit trees, and impressive, mature trees that cast dappled shadows across your domain. There's plenty of room for the children to frolic or to host enviable garden parties. Stepping inside, you're welcomed by the bright triple-aspect space currently used as an office. Moving through, you'll find the hallway with high ceilings and detailed cornicing, leading to multiple living areas designed for comfort and utility. The formal sitting room is a room of grandeur with its large sash windows framing the picturesque gardens and beyond. One of the cozy highlights is the snug, ideally placed for intimate family gatherings during those winter nights, with a warm, inviting gas fire setting the ambiance. Then there’s the sunroom, aptly named with sunlight streaming through multiple windows, making it the perfect spot for reading, morning coffees, or simply daydreaming while ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque heart of highland Perthshire, the Dalriach House offers a captivating glimpse into the tranquil life of rural Scotland. This impressive country home, originally a 1700s hunting lodge and later extended in the 1890s, stands proudly amidst a breathtaking landscape of expansive lawns, lush meadows, and mature woodland dotted with vibrant rhododendrons. The south-facing orientation of the property ensures ample sunlight, enhancing its grandeur and inviting ambiance. Constructed with a deep respect for its historical roots, Dalriach House merges classic architectural elements with modern comforts, making it an ideal residence for those looking to immerse themselves in the peaceful Scottish countryside while maintaining easy access to the urban centers. Edinburgh is within a comfortable driving distance of approximately 85 miles, offering the perfect balance between secluded country living and city conveniences. The house itself is approached through a broad tiled vestibule that opens into a bright reception hall adorned with decorative plasterwork, painted panelling, and warmed by a charming wood-burning stove. This space sets the tone for the property's welcoming atmosphere and is perfect for hosting gatherings. Adjacent to this, the luminous drawing room, which opens onto verandas facing both the South and East, promises relaxation and scenic views. The presence of another wood-burning stove in the library further enhances the home's cozy environment. Ideal for formal occasions, the dining room boasts a carved fireplace and exquisite Glen Tilt marble, with doors that lead directly to the delightful gardens. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the substantial dining kitchen equipped with a four ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque town of Blair Atholl, right by the tranquil River Tilt in Pitlochry, lies Le Petit Maison—a truly charming chalet that's waiting to welcome its new owners. I gotta tell ya, as a bussy real estate agent, I come across many properties, but I think this one has quite the allure, especially for our overseas friends looking for a slice of Scottish serenity. Now, let's dive into what makes this chalet a delightful find, complete with a homely yet spacious aura. Le Petit Maison is more than just a chalet; it's a cozy yet expansive abode with a touch of luxury nestled in the scenic River Tilt Park. With its elevated design, you not only get that much-craved privacy but also breathtaking, clear views of the majestic River Tummel—a perfect start to your morning with a cuppa in hand on the decked balcony. The balcony, by the way, wraps around the lodge, giving you ample outdoor seating areas to relax, unwind, or, hey, throw a little soiree with friends. There's even a canopy to shelter you from the occasional drizzle or to rest in the shade on a sunny day. Step inside, and you're immediately greeted with an open-plan living room, dining room, and kitchen. The bright, airy feel of the place is amplified by full-height windows and fully glazed bi-fold doors. These allow you to let the outside in or keep the warmth in while you gaze at the scenery. The flooring? Wood laminate. Both practical and pleasing to the eye—ideal for such an inviting living space. The kitchen is no slouch either, equipped with a good range of wall and floor units and a sizable breakfast bar. It features modern conveniences such as an integrated microwave, eye-level electric oven, gas hob, fridge freezer, and a wine cooler that'll b ... click here to read more

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This detached villa, nestled in the serene surroundings of Murrayfield, Edinburgh, presents a wonderful opportunity for families or expatriates seeking a spacious and private residence. With a rich history spanning 150 years and only three previous owners, this property combines elegance with exclusivity in a lush, gated environment. Murrayfield, long recognized as one of Edinburgh's most prestigious suburbs, offers a lifestyle that is both tranquil and accessible. Just over a mile away from the city center, residents enjoy the best of both worlds—a peaceful community setting near urban conveniences. The villa is situated near top schools such as St. George’s School for Girls and Fettes College, making it an ideal choice for families. Additionally, the proximity to the Edinburgh airport and convenient public transport links, including trams and trains from Edinburgh Haymarket, add to the appeal for international buyers. Standing on a plot featuring expansive lawns and hidden behind a high wall that ensures privacy, this eight-bedroom villa spans over 5500 square feet. The property is defined by its mature gardens with a variety of fruit trees and vegetable patches, along with two substantial private lawns and several seating areas that invite peaceful relaxation or social gatherings. Inside, the villa reveals an array of spacious and well-appointed rooms. The ground floor hosts a large entrance hall with a sweeping staircase, an elegant south-facing sitting room with a bay window, and an additional living room that overlooks the substantial rear garden. There is also a separate dining room adorned with period wood paneling adjacent to a practical kitchen. The first floor comprises a layout favorable to family living, ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the enchanting village of Portmahomack, this distinguished country home, known as Little Tarrel Castle, presents a unique blend of historical architecture and modern convenience. Built in the 16th century, this "B" listed fortress offers a distinctive living experience with its array of original features and contemporary enhancements. The property is a perfect blend for those looking to immerse themselves in a tranquil, historical setting while enjoying the comforts of modern living. As you approach Little Tarrel Castle, you are greeted by the striking stone exterior that speaks volumes of its rich past. The grand entrance leads you into a welcoming reception hall adorned with stone flooring, which sets the tone for the rest of the home. The ground floor is an epitome of character and charm with its barrel vaulted, stone dining room that opens up to a sunny, southern terrace—perfect for enjoying the serene surroundings. The kitchen is a harmony of elegance and function, equipped with high-end cabinetry and appliances, creating a warm space for family meals. Adjacent to the kitchen, the dual-aspect sitting room is a testament to craftsmanship with its impressive stone-built arched fireplace—a focal point for family gatherings. Ascending to the first floor, you will find a spacious 17 ft. vaulted living room, an ideal space for hosting and entertaining, featuring another exquisite fireplace and multiple aspects that fill the room with natural light. The floor also hosts two well-proportioned bedrooms, including the principal suite with a stylish en suite shower room. The top floor houses a third bedroom offering elevated views of the picturesque countryside, a family bathroom, and additional storage space, m ... click here to read more

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Let me paint a picture of your future home, a charming and idyllic country estate nestled in the serene landscape of Northumberland. Welcome to Berrington Backhill, a delightful 18th-century farm steading conversion located in the beautiful town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. Firstly, the property's historical roots give it a unique character that’s hard to come by in modern constructions. Berrington Backhill has been thoughtfully converted to provide extensive family accommodation on 1.30 acres of well-maintained garden grounds. This home offers a truly rural lifestyle that many dream of but seldom find. The property is arranged in a square around a large, sheltered courtyard featuring a pond, stream, and patios surrounded by lush planting. It’s perfect for those looking for a peacefull country atmosphere without being too far from necessary amenities. Living in Berwick-upon-Tweed situates you in a historically rich town steeped in charm, with riveting tales of ancient conflicts and a plethora of historic landmarks to explore. From the medieval town walls to the iconic Royal Border Bridge, there’s never a dull moment. Plus, with its proximity to the Northumberland Coastline, you're always just a short trip away from breathtaking seaside views and delightful coastal walks. There’s tons to do around town. You can spend your weekends exploring the Northumberland National Park, a haven for nature lovers and hikers. Take a stroll along the River Tweed, enjoy some fishing, or visit the local cafes for a cozy, laid-back afternoon. Berwick also has a vibrant arts scene with galleries and theaters offering year-round entertainment. The property itself boasts generous and versatile accommodation, flowing naturally from room to room. ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the charming town of Tain, this captivating villa, known affectionately as Ros-Mhor, offers a unique blend of scenic beauty and architectural elegance. Standing majestically within substantial well-maintained grounds, the villa overlooks the pristine waters of the North Sea, providing a serene and picturesque backdrop. Ros-Mhor was designed and constructed with a nod to the Scottish baronial style, which is evident in its grandiose structure and thoughtful layout. The villa offers flexibility in its use; it is suited not only as a sumptuous family home but also holds potential for a guest house or holiday letting, thanks to its versatile and spacious accommodation. Entering through the castle-style front entrance, one is welcomed into a large entertaining hall, which features a stove with an exposed flue that stretches to all upper floors, creating a cozy yet open atmosphere. The ground floor hosts a majestic lounge/drawing room with an open fireplace and large windows that frame the tranquil sea views. An impressive conservatory/greenhouse extends from the lounge, further enhancing the home's connection with its natural surroundings. The family kitchen, a true heart of the home, is equipped with an Aga, a separate large hob, and a central island—ideal for family gatherings and culinary explorations. Adjacent to the kitchen, the utility room leads to a practical boot room which provides internal access to the first floor. The first-floor features what could be considered an internal annex, including a lounge/study area, a thoughtfully designed bathroom with jack-and-jill access, and a large bedroom with an external door opening onto a parapet walkway. The home's remaining four bedrooms, including a maste ... click here to read more

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Nestled snugly in the heart of the breathtaking landscape of Kelso, we find a modernized country cottage, effortlessly mingling contemporary comforts with rustic charm. This exquisite property, with a generous price tag of £625,950, beckons overseas buyers, especially those looking for a permanent retreat or a new beginning in the quaint and verdant environs of the UK. Kelso, elegantly tucked away in the Scottish Borders, is known for its enchanting vistas, a gentle pace of life, and an inviting community spirit. When you live here, you'll wake each morning to the stunning views of the Cheviot Hills, a sight splendid enough to imbue your day with a surge of tranquility and inspiration. The climate in this area is typically mild, with warm summers—perfect for exploring the rolling hills and lush landscapes—and chilly, but cozy winters that invite you indoors for comforting fireside evenings. Now, let's journey through this inviting property. Picture an afternoon in your spacious reception room, one of the two this home offers, filled with laughter and the warmth of a gathering with loved ones. This is a home that doesn't just exist in the scenic countryside; it is an essential part of it. With four bedrooms in the main house, ample space is afforded for family or friends, promising privacy and comfort, complimented by two well-appointed bath/shower rooms, including a rather convenient ensuite. - 4 spacious bedrooms - 2 bath/shower rooms - 2 large reception rooms - Fully-functional modern kitchen - Breakfast area - Utility room - Downstairs WC - Double garage - Private parking - Ample storage workshop The kitchen, veering towards the modern spectrum, is not just a space for cooking but a hub of the home, where e ... click here to read more

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Let me introduce you to a delightful villa nestled in the charming village of Midlem, Selkirk—a place that promises both serenity and community warmth. As a busy real estate agent, I cannot help but notice how this property ticks so many boxes for potential buyers looking to settle in this stunning part of the Scottish Borders. This villa, located proudly on Trimontium View, boasts a good condition, making it an attractive gemstone for those looking to move right in without needing renovations. Built in 2007, this spacious family home perfectly balances modern comforts with timeless appeal. Measuring approximately 293 square meters, this timber-framed and stone-clad residence offers a wealth of living space designed to accommodate a growing family. The villa features: - Five spacious bedrooms, ideal for hosting family or guests. - Three elegant bathrooms for added convenience. - Principal ensuite bedroom with serene views to the south. - Expansive kitchen/dining area pivoting the household focal point. - Triple-aspect sitting room bathed in sunlight. - Cozy family room with French doors opening onto the decking. - Well-proportioned office, essential for remote working. - Utility room, ensuring practical living. Stepping inside, you immediately sense the thoughtful layout which encourages family interaction yet offers moments of peace and quiet. The French windows in both the kitchen/dining room and the family room seamlessly let the outside in, allowing residents to enjoy the lush garden views and natural light. Picture yourself in this delightful garden—designed with a blend of wildflowers, meadow grass, and a charming stone path—it offers tranquil spaces for relaxation or play. The raised seating area provides an ... click here to read more

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Ah, the charm and allure of Fortrose, nestled along the coastlines of the Black Isle in Scotland! I can barely keep up with the inquiries from folks keen to plant their roots—or perhaps sail in, considering the maritime heritage—into this breathtaking part of the world. It’s a day in the dizzying typhoon of real estate, but let me spare a moment to walk you through The Mended Drum, a marvelous villa that's fit for those seeking both tranquility and opportunity. Firstly, let’s indulge in a lil’ bit of storytelling, shall we? As you drive up to Fiery Hillock, this grand abode stands quite majestically, with its sprawling gardens and, oh yes, make no mistake—there's quite the expanse of it. The property sits just perfectly, letting you catch glimpse of the Moray Firth. Now, if you’re wondering about sea views, it doesn’t just stop there; for those keen on a cup of morning joe with dolphins as companions, you might find this just the spot! Picture yourself entering through the grand entrance—it's practically a welcoming embrace! An airy hallway in which a couch presently lounges, owing to its sheer size. To your left, an annex beckons, laying out open-plan living in style. With a bedroom and an en-suite providing space for relatives or perhaps potential tenants, it's like a home within a home. The main house, meanwhile? It features all the audacious space one might expect from a highland escape, not withstanding its modern interior facelifts. The polished wood and chrome of the spacious kitchen seem ready to accommodate feasts of all sizes. Adjacent, you'll find a discreet utility room—keeping your washing and drying chores at bay while you're entertaining guests. Keeping up with the villa's storybook design, the open-pl ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the heart of the enchanting conservation village of West Linton lies a distinctive property waiting for its new occupants. The Rectory, Chapel Brae, beautifully captures the spirit of living in the scenic Scottish Borders, offering a perfect blend of tranquil village life with the easy accessibility of the bustling city of Edinburgh. With its roots as a Grade C listed former manse, this villa stands amidst 0.56 acres of lush, mature gardens that promise an idyllic setting for families and expats alike. Step into the entrance vestibule, which leads to a welcoming hall where traditional architecture harmonizes with modern comfort. The ground floor unveils a spacious living room and a cozy sitting room, ideal for relaxation or hosting gatherings with loved ones. An office or additional bedroom provides flexibility for your needs. The kitchen dining room is perfect for family meals, and the presence of a cloakroom, WC, and utility/shower room ensures practicality. As you ascend to the first floor, a sense of spaciousness greets you. The principal bedroom serves as a serene haven, complemented by three more double bedrooms for family or guests. Inhabitants of this home have the advantage of exploring the lovely surroundings of West Linton. Known for its community spirit and vibrant village life, West Linton offers quaint shops, local eateries, and the occasional village event that creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. For outdoor enthusiasts, the scenic beauty of the Pentland Hills, just a stone’s throw away, offers endless opportunities for hiking and exploration. The climate in this part of the world is well-varied; expect crisp, invigorating winters and mild, pleasant summers – perfect for enjoying the exten ... click here to read more

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Welcome to the charming and welcoming town of Hawick, where we have an incredible property just waiting for the right family or savvy investor to take advantage of its unique offering. Nestled in the serene area of Borthwickbrae, this stunning villa awaits, standing proudly in the gorgeous Scottish countryside. With its mix of tranquility and proximity to urban conveniences, the setting of this villa captivates the imaginations and hearts of those who seek a balance of relaxation and activity. Now, let me tell you about this magnificent place with true verve. The Coach House and Stable House offer an exquisite example of Scottish country living. This substantial, detached home underwent extensive renovations in 2009, embracing modern comforts while cherishing the building's original features. With a vast 352 square meters of space, this villa stands as a testament to versatile, comfortable living. This residence boasts six expansive bedrooms, delighting families with the space and opportunity to accommodate everyone comfortably. Whether you're considering a marvelous family home or an income-generating asset, this property can fulfill your dreams. It's been operating as a holiday let, demonstrating impressive income potential by appealing to visitors who wish to experience the beauty and charm of the Scottish Borders. Inside, you'll find a home steeped in history yet warmly welcoming. The entrance hall guides you through to the elegant lounge, where a cozy multi-fuel stove offers warmth and ambiance. The well-appointed kitchen, coupled with essential ground floor amenities, ensures joyful culinary experiences and delightful gatherings. Moving upstairs, the airy landing functions perfectly as an office or sitting room, ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Rogart, Sutherland, the villa known as Carraig presents itself as an enticing family residence with ample opportunities for custom enhancements and a serene life close to nature. Sprawling over a generous 170 sqm, this 5-bedroom stone villa offers a harmonious blend of space, comfort, and the rustic charm of the Scottish Highlands. Set in a semi-rural enclave of the vibrant village of Pittentrail, Carraig is far from isolated, providing a peaceful yet connected living arrangement. This handsome property is distinguished by its large, well-utilized grounds including a lush enclosed garden populated with a variety of established shrubs, bushes, and trees. The addition of a wooden shed, a greenhouse, and two block stores amplifies its functionality, offering plenty of storage and nurturing space for gardening enthusiasts. The substantial adjoining paddock, previously adorned with apple trees and areas for soft fruit, spans across 2.3 acres and holds vast potential for agricultural or recreational development. Inside, the home reveals a well-appointed layout comprising an entrance vestibule, a cozy dining room, a snug sitting room, and a bright sunroom ideal for enjoying picturesque views in warmth. The dwelling also includes a commodious living room, kitchen/diner, and a pantry, alongside utility spaces that add to the practicality of the home. Essential amenities like oil central heating ensure year-round comfort. The climate in Rogart mirrors the typical Scottish Highlands weather – expect crisp, fresh air and distinct seasons with cool, wet winters and mild summers, ideal for those who relish a close connection with nature’s rhythms. For household dynamics, this villa features ... click here to read more

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