House For Sale £160,000
Property Type: Semi-detached
Bedrooms: 3 / 4
Shower Rooms x 2
The property (all measurements - metres)
Hallway 3.6 x 1.31
Living room 5.4 x 3.2
Sitting Room / Bedroom 4 5.4m x 3.8m
Kitchen 3.3m x 3.0m
Bedroom 1 with ensuite 3.5 x 3.0
Utility Room 2.2 x 2.2
Detached sunroom 2.9 x 2.9
Bedroom 2 4.4 x 3.3
Bedroom 3 4.8 x 3.7
Shower room 1.8 x 2.1
En suite shower room 1.8 x 0.9
With open views across the coastal heath to the Moray Firth and the mountains of Sutherland, this lovely semi-detached traditional ‘fisherman’s cottage’ is full of character, with accommodation over two levels.
The property is in good decorative order throughout, with three double bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobes and one en-suite and on the ground floor. There is the further option of using one of the public rooms as a fourth bedroom.
The kitchen benefits from a double inset oven and induction hob, plus space for a large upright fridge-freezer.
The adjoining utility room (with sink) is plumbed for a washing machine and dishwasher. From there a door leads to the back garden.
The living room has a Clearview wood-burning stove set in a marble fireplace.
The other spacious dual aspect public room is used as a sitting room / dining room and features its original wood fireplace as well as built in bookshelves and cupboard. (This room could be used as a fourth bedroom).
The property is supplied with super fast broadband making working from home particularly convenient, as the present owners have found.
The property has mains gas central heating and the current owners have had fully-certificated internal wall insulation installed.
The fully enclosed back garden is laid with lawn and borders filled with colour in season from a variety of easily-maintained shrubs and bushes. There is also a heavy duty rotary clothes dryer, log store and coal bunker. The smaller front garden is likewise filled with mature and colourful shrubs.
A large sunny patio area in the rear garden (currently occupied by the present owners’ greenhouse - not included in sale) is an excellent outdoor relaxing space. The separate sun-room is fully double-glazed and has power. The sun-room offers further all-season leisure or workspace options. Behind it is a large outhouse, also with a power supply.
The Location - Portgordon
The house is set in the main part of the coastal village of Portgordon, a few minutes’ walk from its small harbour. No 30 is also only a few minutes’ drive from the well-resourced town of Buckie.
Portgordon itself has a licenced general store, a newly developing community garden and plans for a new community-run village hub with cafe-bar are well advanced. There is an active community trust group looking at a variety of community projects. The village hall runs community cinema and theatre events, plus it has an electric vehicle charging point.
The village also has a hair salon, a primary school, visiting butcher, fish and chip and pizza vans and a regular bus service - No 35 Stagecoach connecting to the village to Elgin and Aberdeen.
Nearby Buckie has an excellent choice of supermarkets, plus a wide range of local shops. It also has a secondary school and three primary schools as well as two medical practices and dental surgeries plus a small community hospital.
The overall location of the property within the village of Portgordon means that while there is easy access to shops, schools and similar facilities, the ambience is rural - with a coastal nature on the doorstep: Seals are seen nearby all year, ospreys in summer plus there are plenty of other wildlife watching opportunities. There is also an excellent choice of rural and coastal walks and cycle routes in the area, while the long-distance footpath, the Speyside Way, runs past the property.
Directions
30 Gordon Street, Portgordon, AB56 5QR. Located on the A990,2 miles west of Buckie.
Approximate travel distance by car to:
Elgin : 14 miles
Keith: 10 miles
Inverness: 52 miles
Aberdeen: 60 miles
Nearest railway stations:
Keith: 11 miles
Elgin: 13 miles
Bedrooms: 3 / 4
Shower Rooms x 2
The property (all measurements - metres)
Hallway 3.6 x 1.31
Living room 5.4 x 3.2
Sitting Room / Bedroom 4 5.4m x 3.8m
Kitchen 3.3m x 3.0m
Bedroom 1 with ensuite 3.5 x 3.0
Utility Room 2.2 x 2.2
Detached sunroom 2.9 x 2.9
Bedroom 2 4.4 x 3.3
Bedroom 3 4.8 x 3.7
Shower room 1.8 x 2.1
En suite shower room 1.8 x 0.9
With open views across the coastal heath to the Moray Firth and the mountains of Sutherland, this lovely semi-detached traditional ‘fisherman’s cottage’ is full of character, with accommodation over two levels.
The property is in good decorative order throughout, with three double bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobes and one en-suite and on the ground floor. There is the further option of using one of the public rooms as a fourth bedroom.
The kitchen benefits from a double inset oven and induction hob, plus space for a large upright fridge-freezer.
The adjoining utility room (with sink) is plumbed for a washing machine and dishwasher. From there a door leads to the back garden.
The living room has a Clearview wood-burning stove set in a marble fireplace.
The other spacious dual aspect public room is used as a sitting room / dining room and features its original wood fireplace as well as built in bookshelves and cupboard. (This room could be used as a fourth bedroom).
The property is supplied with super fast broadband making working from home particularly convenient, as the present owners have found.
The property has mains gas central heating and the current owners have had fully-certificated internal wall insulation installed.
The fully enclosed back garden is laid with lawn and borders filled with colour in season from a variety of easily-maintained shrubs and bushes. There is also a heavy duty rotary clothes dryer, log store and coal bunker. The smaller front garden is likewise filled with mature and colourful shrubs.
A large sunny patio area in the rear garden (currently occupied by the present owners’ greenhouse - not included in sale) is an excellent outdoor relaxing space. The separate sun-room is fully double-glazed and has power. The sun-room offers further all-season leisure or workspace options. Behind it is a large outhouse, also with a power supply.
The Location - Portgordon
The house is set in the main part of the coastal village of Portgordon, a few minutes’ walk from its small harbour. No 30 is also only a few minutes’ drive from the well-resourced town of Buckie.
Portgordon itself has a licenced general store, a newly developing community garden and plans for a new community-run village hub with cafe-bar are well advanced. There is an active community trust group looking at a variety of community projects. The village hall runs community cinema and theatre events, plus it has an electric vehicle charging point.
The village also has a hair salon, a primary school, visiting butcher, fish and chip and pizza vans and a regular bus service - No 35 Stagecoach connecting to the village to Elgin and Aberdeen.
Nearby Buckie has an excellent choice of supermarkets, plus a wide range of local shops. It also has a secondary school and three primary schools as well as two medical practices and dental surgeries plus a small community hospital.
The overall location of the property within the village of Portgordon means that while there is easy access to shops, schools and similar facilities, the ambience is rural - with a coastal nature on the doorstep: Seals are seen nearby all year, ospreys in summer plus there are plenty of other wildlife watching opportunities. There is also an excellent choice of rural and coastal walks and cycle routes in the area, while the long-distance footpath, the Speyside Way, runs past the property.
Directions
30 Gordon Street, Portgordon, AB56 5QR. Located on the A990,2 miles west of Buckie.
Approximate travel distance by car to:
Elgin : 14 miles
Keith: 10 miles
Inverness: 52 miles
Aberdeen: 60 miles
Nearest railway stations:
Keith: 11 miles
Elgin: 13 miles
