Historic End-Terrace Residence With Five Bedrooms In The Main House, A Two Bedroom Annex, Garden Office And Summerhouse In Aberchirder Village Centre

This substantial and historic end-terrace property, dating back to 1838, offers versatile living across a main five-bedroom residence and a two-bedroom annex flat. With additional garden buildings including a summerhouse and a fully powered garden office, it presents a rare opportunity to secure a large and adaptable home right in the heart of this delightful Aberdeenshire village.
The property opens through a modest vestibule into the main house. From here, the generous kitchen dining room immediately sets the tone as a large, light-filled space. White floor-standing units are arranged around a large range style double oven with a white composite sink set neatly along one side. A substantial central island with seating becomes a natural hub for family life with a built-in wine rack adding both storage and character. Wainscot panelling painted a light neutral tone lines the lower walls, with a white and grey patterned wallpaper above, while the grey flooring ties the whole room together.
The utility room, painted in a fresh green colour, lies just beyond the kitchen. It offers generous worktop space along with plumbing for laundry appliances and room for an under counter freezer.
Next is the store room, an impressively practical space fitted with a long run of cabinets and matching worktops, ideal for bulk storage, additional appliances or keeping household essentials neatly organised. White painted walls and the continuation of the grey flooring keep it bright and functional.
Completing the ground floor is a shower room, fitted with a toilet, hand basin and corner cubicle. Finished in a crisp white style, it provides everyday convenience for family life or visiting guests.
On the first floor, a striking bathroom becomes a real standout feature of the home. A freestanding rolltop bath sits proudly as the centrepiece, complemented by a traditional pedestal sink and toilet. A mains shower above the bath offers modern practicality within this stylish setting. Decorative finishes include deep green tiling on the lower half of the walls, leafy patterned wallpaper above and a dark wooden dado rail along the middle that ties the scheme together.
The living room is an impressive, traditional space. Tall ceilings give the room a sense of scale, with square detailing above reinforcing the sense of heritage and style. Two large windows, set on adjacent walls, flood the room with natural light. At its heart stands a substantial dark wood fireplace with an open fire, a striking focal point. The decor combines soft, neutral tones with the depth of a bold dark brown feature wall, creating a nice mix of warmth.
Adjoining through double doors is a study, currently used as a work room but versatile enough to serve as a formal dining room if desired. It stretches the full length of the living room, with neutral finishes lifted by a soft blue feature wall and a large radiator.
The first of the bedrooms on this level is finished in crisp white, with a dado rail running around the walls to add detail and height. A built-in wardrobe with double doors provides useful storage, while the tall proportions of the room and high ceiling keep it feeling bright and open.
The second bedroom is particularly large, with high ceilings and a sense of scale that makes it ideal for a statement main room. A feature wall of soft floral wallpaper complements the light painted walls, while bold black cornicing frames the space and adds a striking contrast. A tall window allows in plenty of light while the room is finished with a dark grey carpet underfoot.
The third bedroom has a softer, more decorative feel, with floral patterned wallpaper across all the walls and a tall window as its centrepiece. A deep pink carpet brings warmth underfoot and complements the traditional style, while the tall ceiling adds to the room’s sense of charm.
The attic landing, brightened by overhead rooflights, leads into two further double bedrooms. The first is a generous room with a sloping ceiling that gives it a cosy feel. A wide dormer window draws in natural light, while a deep blue carpet adds richness and depth. The shape of the room also creates a handy cubby area, ideal for storage or a reading nook.
The second attic bedroom is equally spacious, with white walls complemented by a patterned blue feature wall. A wide dormer window fills the room with light, while the light coloured flooring keeps the overall feel bright. It’s a versatile space that could suit a variety of uses, from bedroom to studio or hobby room.
The property retains much of its traditional character with timber skirting boards, facings and panelled internal doors, combined with practical modern systems. Windows are largely timber-framed sash and case, with some Velux and uPVC units. Heating is provided by a Worcester oil-fired boiler located in the utility room, supplying steel panel radiators throughout the house and the domestic hot water.
This property also benefits from having a handy annex flat, entirely self-contained with its own private entrance. A hallway, finished with green panelling, leads to the practical living room. This is a comfortable space with an irregular shape that adds interest. Decorated in light tones with a soft grey carpet, it offers room for seating and furniture, while a large front facing window ensures plenty of natural light.
The kitchen is arranged with practicality in mind, fitted with white wall and base cabinets and complemented by wood effect worktops. A built-in oven and microwave are set at eye level for convenience, alongside an electric hob and stainless steel sink. The neutral decor keeps the space fresh and adaptable.
Two double bedrooms provide flexibility and comfort. One is decorated in soft lavender tones with a light carpet underfoot, while the other is finished with cream walls and a patterned grey carpet. Both benefit from the high ceilings typical of the property, enhancing the sense of space.
The shower room completes the annex, fitted with a cubicle, toilet and hand basin, finished with plenty of storage and practical touches. Altogether, the annex offers fully independent living, ideal for extended family, visiting guests or generating rental income.
Heating to the annex is provided by instantaneous electric heaters, while hot water is supplied from a pre-insulated cylinder with immersion heater located in the shower room cupboard.
The outside space enhances the property with the rear garden largely laid with stone chips for easy upkeep This space is framed by mature shrubs and established trees that add colour, texture and a sense of privacy. A timber summerhouse, painted a soft green, sits invitingly out here offering a generous interior that easily accommodates sofas or seating. This is a relaxing retreat for quiet reading, entertaining guests or simply enjoying the changing seasons.
Equally impressive is the garden office, thoughtfully converted from a former garage. Fully lined and floored, with double glazed doors and windows, ceiling spotlights, power and heating. Whether used as a professional home workspace, creative studio or hobby room, it creates a functional extension of the home.
A surfaced parking area completes the grounds, adding practicality to the charm of this flexible outdoor setting.
45–47 Main Street is more than just a home; it’s a property with history, scale and flexibility at its heart. With five bedrooms in the main house, a separate two-bedroom annex, easy-care gardens and additional garden buildings, it offers endless possibilities for large families, multi-generational living or those seeking space for work and leisure. Early viewing is strongly advised to appreciate the scale and character on offer here so contact Hamish Homes today to arrange your private visit.

About Aberchirder

Aberchirder, affectionately known as “Foggieloan,” is a charming village in the north of Scotland, set amidst the rolling hills of Aberdeenshire. Founded in the 18th century, this planned village is known for its distinctive grid layout and rich agricultural heritage, offering a peaceful and welcoming environment for those looking to buy property in a close-knit community.
The village provides a range of essential amenities, including a local shop, post office, primary school and medical practice, ensuring residents have access to daily necessities. For leisure, Aberchirder boasts a community centre, parks and nearby walking trails, perfect for enjoying the scenic countryside.
Aberchirder’s location offers a tranquil rural lifestyle while still being well-connected to larger towns. It lies in the middle of the road between Huntly and Banff with Turriff and Keith nearby too, providing additional shopping, dining and recreational options. Regular bus services link Aberchirder to these towns, ensuring convenient access to wider services and transport links.
For those seeking a peaceful village life surrounded by beautiful countryside, Aberchirder is an ideal choice. Its combination of local amenities, historical charm, and proximity to larger towns makes it a perfect place to settle down and enjoy the best of rural Scotland.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Oil
Council Tax Band: D/A
EPC Rating: E (40)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.