Eye Catching Detached Home With Garage, Solar Panels And Stylish Interiors In Buckie

This detached family home brings together modern styling and a layout that adapts easily to changing family life. Found within a modern development on the edge of Buckie, the property sits close to Tesco and within easy reach of the town centre, schools and everyday amenities. From the outside, the house has an attractive presence with its dormer windows, attached garage, neat lawn and wide driveway providing private off-street parking.

The entrance hallway immediately sets the tone for the house with bright blue painted walls adding character against warm timber finishes. Wood flooring runs underfoot while the timber staircase rises to the first floor beside matching timber internal doors and skirtings.

Double, partly glazed doors open into the large living room. Two front facing windows bring in excellent daylight and overlook the front garden, with a wide radiator positioned neatly beneath them. Light pink painted walls combine with white cornicing and timber skirtings to create a room that feels modern. The wood laminate flooring continues through the room while a contemporary wall mounted electric fire creates a strong focal point. The size of the room comfortably allows multiple sofas and larger furniture arrangements without feeling crowded.

The kitchen and dining area has a completely different personality and makes a strong visual impression. Bright pink worktops contrast against crisp white cabinets and white painted walls, giving the room a bold contemporary feel that stands out immediately. Along one side of the kitchen is a long run of floor and wall mounted cabinets with the gas hob set centrally beneath an extractor, while the opposite side incorporates the sink, additional storage and a built in oven at eye level. The black and white patterned flooring gives the room extra energy and works particularly well with the bright colour scheme. The open plan dining area beside the kitchen provides generous space for a large family dining table, making it a room suited to busy mornings, everyday meals or entertaining. Large glazed doors open directly out to the rear garden and patio which works well during warmer months.

A timber door from the kitchen leads into the utility room where additional worktop space and storage help keep the main kitchen uncluttered. There is space beneath the counter for laundry appliances while a window above the worktop brings natural light into the room.

The ground floor shower room sits just off the utility and has been finished in a much darker contemporary style. Glossy black wall tiling wraps around the lower half of the room and continues into the large shower enclosure creating a sleek modern look. White painted walls balance the darker finishes while a chrome towel radiator provides warmth and practicality.

Also on the ground floor is a further reception room currently used as a family room, although it could equally work very well as a fourth bedroom depending on requirements. Light grey painted walls keep the room bright while the wood flooring helps maintain the flow from the hallway. A front facing window with radiator beneath provides good natural light, making it an adaptable space for guests, home working or growing families.

Upstairs, the landing continues the bright presentation of the lower floor and gives access to three bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom one is a stylish double room with grey painted walls, dark grey carpet and a dormer window built into the angled ceiling which adds character. A radiator sits beneath the window while mirror fronted wardrobes provide built in storage. The en-suite shower room has been decorated with white textured patterned tiles and pink painted walls above. A corner shower enclosure houses a mixer shower, while a light grey vanity unit supports the sink.

The second bedroom is another generous double thst stands out with its bright blue painted walls contrasting against the warm wood laminate flooring. A wide rear facing window brings in good daylight with a radiator positioned below, while a built in wardrobe with mirror fronted sliding doors provides valuable storage.

Bedroom three is slightly smaller but still comfortably accommodates a double bed. White painted walls and a dark grey carpet creates a smart finish here, while the dormer window built into the sloping ceiling gives the room extra usable floor space.

The family bathroom has a contemporary finish with grey effect tiling running around the room. A floating glossy grey vanity cabinet supports the sink while the toilet sits neatly alongside. The large white bath features a black side panel and has a shower fitted above with a screen fitted to the side. A chrome towel ladder radiator completes the room.

The property benefits from a gas fired condensing combi boiler providing heat through radiators throughout the home, while solar panels fitted to the roof also contribute towards heating the hot water. The windows are a mix of uPVC and timber Velux double glazed designs with uPVC double glazed external doors. Smoke and heat detectors have been installed.

Outside, the rear garden has been designed to be easy to maintain. Tall timber fencing encloses the space creating privacy, while the large lawn gives children and pets room to play. A generous paved patio sits directly outside the glazed dining doors and creates an excellent spot for outdoor seating, summer dining and entertaining.

For buyers looking for a modern detached home with personality, flexible living space and room to grow into, this is a property that ticks all the boxes. Early viewing is strongly recommended so don’t delay, contact Hamish Homes now to arrange your private appointment.

About Buckie
Buckie, a charming coastal town situated along the rugged Moray Firth coast is known for its rich maritime history and scenic views. Buckie offers a peaceful yet vibrant lifestyle, making it an appealing choice for those looking to buy property in a picturesque setting.

The town boasts a strong sense of community and a range of local amenities that cater to daily needs. Residents enjoy access to shops, supermarkets, cafes and restaurants, as well as healthcare facilities and schools, including Buckie High School. The town’s harbour is still active, reflecting its fishing heritage and provides a beautiful backdrop for seaside strolls. Buckie Thistle Football Club lays at the heart of the town, a successful team which won the Highland League title in 2024.

Buckie is well-connected, with regular bus services linking the town to nearby Elgin, where you can catch trains to Inverness and Aberdeen. The A98 road also offers convenient access to other coastal towns and the wider region.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Buckie offers plenty of opportunities for coastal walks, golfing and wildlife watching, with nearby beaches and nature reserves adding to its appeal. The town’s blend of coastal charm, local amenities and good transport links makes Buckie an ideal place to settle down, whether for families, retirees or anyone seeking a serene coastal lifestyle.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: C (74)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.