Three Bedroom Aberchirder Home With Large Double Garage And Enclosed Low Maintenance Garden

Set along Aberchirder’s Main Street amongst traditional shops and stone-built terraces, this substantial property provides loads of space in an ideal central location. With accommodation spread across two floors, a large rear garage, enclosed courtyard garden and flexible additional rooms, it’s a house that suits a wide range of buyers.

Inside the lounge is a large room with windows to both the front and rear. There’s a radiator set below the large rear window with another radiator positioned to the side of the smaller front one. The wood burning stove will also help to keep this room warm, and it sits neatly within the chimney breast and creates a natural focal point against the textured wood effect feature wallpaper. Grey tones run across the remaining walls and carpet, leaving a calm and neutral room that the family will enjoy.

The kitchen has been fitted with light wood effect cabinets finished with slim chrome handles and dark worktops. Soft neutral tiling around the work surfaces mixes cream, beige and muted pink tones, while the light green painted walls add extra colour. There’s space for freestanding appliances alongside the integrated oven and induction hob, while the layout comfortably accommodates a dining table too.

Beyond the kitchen, there’s access to the utility area, toilet and storage room. The WC has simple neutral finishes with white panel detailing and light grey painted walls, while the cloakroom itself provides an excellent amount of shelving and storage space for coats, household items and everything that usually ends up cluttering day to day living areas.

At the top of the stairs, the bathroom is far larger than many properties of this age and style. The white bath sits along the side wall, while the chrome edged shower enclosure at the far end of the room features striking black fittings and a rainfall shower head that gives the room a more contemporary edge. A vanity unit with integrated sink provides storage and the frosted window keeps the room bright while maintaining privacy.

Bedroom one is the largest of the three bedrooms and includes a full wall of fitted storage incorporating a central desk and mirror area that makes excellent use of the available space. Grey painted walls combine with a softer yellow wallpapered feature wall with tree and bird details, while there’s a broad window with radiator fitted beneath.

The second bedroom has a different feel, with the sloping ceiling and dormer window giving the room character and shape. Dark grey carpet contrasts against the lighter neutral walls and the built in wardrobe area keeps floor space clear and practical.

Bedroom three continues the soft neutral style with light blue walls, grey carpet and its own fitted storage built neatly into the far wall alongside a built in desk area. The dormer window brings additional depth while the layout still leaves good usable floor space.

The home also has a study. It’s a smaller room but one that adds genuine opportunity, whether used as a home office, hobby room, dressing room or nursery space. It gives buyers options that many similar sized homes simply do not have.

Outside, the home has an enclosed rear courtyard. It’s been designed to be easy to maintain while still providing attractive outdoor space with raised timber planters adding colour to the stone chipped flooring. At the rear is a substantial double garage which offers outstanding flexibility for vehicle storage, workshop use, hobbies or larger scale storage requirements. Access is taken directly from the side lane, making it particularly practical for anyone needing regular garage access.

This home stands out for the sheer amount of usable space both inside and out. Between the generous lounge, flexible upstairs layout, enclosed rear garden and impressive garage facilities, it is a property with genuine versatility at its core. Early viewing is strongly recommended so contact Hamish Homes to appreciate just how much is on offer here.

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, Boiler and radiators, oil
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: D (55)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.