Beautifully Updated Detached Home With Three Bedrooms In Popular Moray Coast Village Location

This beautifully updated detached home brings together traditional coastal character and fresh contemporary styling in the heart of Portknockie. With three bedrooms and private outdoor areas, it’s a home that’s welcoming from the moment you arrive.

Inside, the living room has a calm and comfortable feel with modern grey painted walls, white cornicing and matching skirtings that contrast against the warmth of the timber flooring. Deep set windows to both the front and rear bring natural light into the room while adding to the character expected from a home of this age. The gas fire is designed in the style of a traditional open fireplace with decorative coals, framed by a white surround that gives the room a strong focal point.

A glazed door leads through into the dining kitchen area where the same modern styling continues. White floor and wall mounted cabinets are finished with slim chrome handles while light grey splashback sections tie neatly into the colour palette used throughout the property. Ceiling spotlights brighten the room and there is space for a dining table in the centre. The built in oven sits beneath the electric hob with a contemporary black extractor hood above. A stainless steel sink is positioned beneath the window and a glazed external door opens directly out to the side decking area.

The ground floor bedroom is finished in the same clean grey and white styling seen elsewhere in the home. Deep set windows to both the front and rear add character with a radiator set beneath the front one and a cupboard built-in beneath the rear one. Grey carpet softens the room and the size allows flexibility for bedroom furniture without the space feeling overcrowded.

The bathroom has been modernised with a bright and coastal inspired finish. White painted timber panelling wraps around the lower half of the room with smooth white walls above. The bath includes chrome taps and a handheld shower attachment while a separate shower cubicle sits in the opposite corner with a rainfall shower head and light grey wetwall panelling lining inside. A pedestal sink, toilet, frosted window and small radiator complete the room, with grey vinyl flooring underfoot adding a practical finish.

The first floor landing has generous floor space with room for a small seating area beneath the rooflight window. Grey walls and soft carpet continue upstairs, helping the whole home feel consistent and connected.

The two upstairs bedrooms have a classic attic style shape with sloping ceilings and large dormer window bringing in natural light. They both have light grey walls and soft neutral finishes that give the rooms a relaxed atmosphere and leaves scope for personal styling.

Also on the first floor is a convenient WC. This follows the styling established in the main bathroom with white panelled walls, a white sink and toilet and wood effect vinyl flooring.

Outside, the garden areas sit to the side and rear of the property and are finished with a combination of timber decking and chip stone surfaces for low maintenance upkeep. The decked seating area feels private and sheltered, creating a pleasant spot to sit outside during warmer weather. Timber fencing and block walls define the boundaries while external power sockets and an outdoor tap add extra practicality.

The combination of traditional stone construction, modern interiors and coastal village surroundings gives this home a real appeal whether you are searching for a permanent move, a holiday base or an investment opportunity near the Moray coast. Contact Hamish Homes without delay, as early viewing is highly recommended.

About Portknockie

Portknockie is a striking coastal village on the Moray Firth, positioned between Cullen and Findochty, offering spectacular cliffside scenery and a close knit community feel. Once a thriving fishing village, its roots are still visible in the harbour and the traditional stone cottages that line the streets. The village overlooks some of the most dramatic coastline in northeast Scotland, including the famous Bow Fiddle Rock, a natural sea arch that draws visitors from across the region.

Residents enjoy access to a local shop, primary school, cafe and other day to day essentials, while larger towns such as Buckie and Cullen provide additional shopping, dining and leisure options just a few miles away.

Outdoor enthusiasts are spoiled for choice, with the Moray Coast Trail passing directly through the village, offering miles of scenic walks, dolphin spotting opportunities and beautiful sandy coves. With its mix of natural beauty, heritage and community warmth, Portknockie is an inviting place to call home, perfect for anyone drawn to the sea and the relaxed pace of coastal living.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water & Gas
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: D (62)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.