Traditional Stone Built Victorian Home Featuring Four Bedrooms And Private Courtyard Garden In Central Buckie Location

This property, which dates back to around the year 1900, sits on Harbour Street in Buckie, within easy walking distance of local amenities and the town’s historic harbour area. The solid stone construction gives the home its character, while thoughtful modern additions like the kitchen extension provide practical family living space.
The ground floor hallway leads to an inviting living room where neutral white walls are lifted by a light grey feature wall. The room centres around a lovely fireplace housing a wood burning stove, surrounded by slate tiles with a black hearth and black heat and fire proof composite beam above. An alcove beside this creates a perfect spot for displaying personal items, while wooden flooring adds warmth throughout. Windows to both front and rear ensure good natural light to add to the cosy proportions.
The dining room offers generous space, currently accommodating both a dining table and small sofa arrangement. Another wood burning stove sits within a fireplace in this room, complete with wooden surround and black hearth, while the wall-mounted TV above makes this a flexible family area. The neutral walls and wooden flooring create continuity with the living room while a front window brings in morning light.
Leading directly from the dining room, the kitchen has a practical galley layout with solid oak cabinets and light worktops. Undercabinet lighting illuminates the work surfaces below, while integrated appliances include a built-in oven, gas hob and extractor above. The kitchen benefits from a stylish composite sink which is well-positioned within the layout. Dark grey tiled flooring provides durability, with electric underfloor heating ensuring the space stays warm underfoot. A door opens directly to the rear garden, creating easy access for outdoor dining or relaxing.
A ground floor bedroom provides useful flexibility, whether as a retreat for those preferring single-level living or as a home office or guest room. Clean white walls and two windows create a bright, airy feel in this single-sized space.
The ground floor bathroom features a three-piece white suite with a wall-mounted mixer shower positioned above the bath. A white vanity unit houses the sink with built-in storage cupboards beneath and alongside for toiletries and essentials. The chrome towel radiator adds both warmth and a modern touch, while grey tiled flooring provides durability throughout. Electric underfloor heating ensures the space stays comfortable year-round.
A timber staircase with thick dark grey carpet leads to the upper floor landing. The master bedroom impresses with its generous double proportions and neutral walls, enhanced by a light pink floral feature wall that adds gentle character. Built-in wardrobes with mirror-fronted sliding doors maximize storage while reflecting light around the room. The en-suite shower room features a shower cubicle with rainfall shower head and grey patterned wet wall panelling. A glossy grey vanity unit incorporates both sink and toilet, while a Velux window provides natural light and ventilation.
The second double bedroom continues the neutral theme with one feature wall of grey floral wallpaper adding visual interest. A large wall-width built-in wardrobe with wooden sliding doors provides excellent storage, while two windows, including a dormer, ensures the room remains light and airy. Grey carpet and a radiator completes the enticing setup.
A smaller bedroom with a sloping ceiling could accommodate a single bed or serve as a study, nursery or storage space. The slim Velux window brings in natural light to brighten the space.
An attached boiler house, adjoining the rear boundary walls, serves double duty as utility space, complete with lighting, power supply and a stainless steel sink. The polycarbonate roof ensures the area remains practical and weather-protected.
Outside, the private rear ground forms an enclosed patio garden bounded by stone walls, creating a courtyard feel with artificial grass for easy maintenance. Three additional areas of ground are included in the title and provide valuable off-street parking potential or space for a garage, reached via a shared stone-chipped driveway.
With its blend of period charm and modern convenience, central location and private parking, this Victorian home offers excellent value right in the heart of Buckie town centre. The dual wood burners, flexible bedroom arrangements and practical outdoor space make it ideal for growing families or those seeking a characterful home with modern amenities. Don’t miss this opportunity, contact Hamish Homes today to arrange your private viewing.

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: E(53)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.