House For Sale £125,000
Perfect Renovation Project Opportunity in the Scottish Highland Village of Aberchirder, in the heart of Scotland's Malt Whiskey Trail.
Rare opportunity with lots of potential. This detached traditional stone built cottage is situated in the Scottish Highlands Village of Aberchirder formally called Foggieloan. The village of Aberchirder was founded in 1764 by Alexander Gordon, the 5th laird of Auchintoul. Until 1823 its official name was, in fact, Foggieloan. This charming old granite cottage could easily be converted into a stunning 3 bed property. There is an extensive area of walled garden ground to the rear, with multi sports court and 2 large garages/outbuildings and extensive yard space could provide parking for several vehicles. Perfect for the property developer looking for a renovation project for the Airbnb or rental Market. The property has recently suffered from light water damage to the kitchen area.
This traditional Scottish dwellinghouse with granite frontage is located in the centre of the village it has the added attractions of outbuildings to the rear, as well as a yard area giving ample parking space, a garage/workshop and a further large garage/workshop, as well as a secluded rear garden. Within the house, one of the main features is the spacious dining kitchen, and the house benefits from recently installed full double glazing and oil-fired central heating.
Location:
Aberchirder is a thriving village of approx. 8 miles from the town of Turriff and Banff both of which provide a wide range of shopping, business, leisure and educational facilities. The town of Huntly is approx. 14 miles distant which boasts 2 large Supermarkets & Railway Station.Local facilities in the village itself include shops, Primary School, Health Centre, Post Office, Pharmacy, small Supermarket and Bowling Club.
Directions:
Aberdeen International Airport (abz), Dyce, Aberdeen AB21
7DU, UK Head south on Argyll Rd towards Argyll Circle. Continue onto Airport Road
at Craibstone Roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto A96 continue for to head North
for 37 miles to the turn off for the A97 at Yonder Bognie, turn right on the
A97 Continue straight for 4.3miles until you reach Aberchirder main street. The
property is mid-way down Main Street and identified by the re/max for sale sign.
Accommodation Is on two floors, 3 bedrooms, Lounge, Dining kitchen, Family Bathroom.
Ground Floor
Hall With double glazed front door, radiator.
Lounge (14'3" x 11'5"/4.35m x 3.50m)
With two windows and two radiators, coal fire in tiled fireplace, fitted alcove shelves.
Bedroom 1 (14'6" x 9'4"/4.45m x 2.86m)
Recently used as a lounge, this could be a downstairs bedroom. It has two windows.
Dining Kitchen (20'6" x 12'1"/6.28m x 3.69m)
A very large kitchen, with ample space for worktops, fitted kitchen cupboards and sockets, stainless steel sink and extractor hood (still remaining). There are two windows. Radiator. The kitchen requires renovation.
Rear hall (4' 9"x 3'4"/1.74m x 1.2m)
The rear hall area has a radiator and large cupboard and leads to the double glazed back door.
Bathroom (9' x 8'4"/2.74m x 2.56m)
Coloured suite including tiled shower cabinet. The Mira shower runs off the hot water system, vinyl flooring, radiator.
Upper Level
Pitched pine staircase. Landing With a boxroom, small cupboard, hatch to the roof space.
Bedroom 2 (12'9" x 10'9"/3.93m x 3.32m)
Coved ceiling, window to front, fitted wardrobe, radiator.
Bedroom 3 (11'11" x 11'9"/3.39m x 3.63m)
Coved ceiling, window to front, fitted wardrobe, radiator.
Outside
The tarred driveway to the side of the house leads to the yard/parking area, and there is a further parking place in lock-block beside the main garage, th yard is approx 500sqm and have potential for many applications.
Garages/Outbuildings
Main Garage
The main garage is larger than average, and could be put to several uses. As well as an up-and-over door and electric power and light, it has a water tap and also its own toilet. Stage for children's dancing/Karaoke partiers etc.
Second Garage
The second garage has up-and-over door, concrete floor and electric power and light and can accommodate two cars. Oil storage tank for heating system.
Storage Room
The traditional stone storage shed, with concrete floor, is at the rear of the house and connects with the house by an internal door. It has electric power and light and also a floored loft, with power and light, providing extensive storage space.
Storage
The shed houses the central heating boiler.
There are flower and shrub beds alongside the parking area, and the secluded rear garden area has a drying green, shrubbery, paved paths and a greenhouse.
It provides a safe play area for children.
Services Mains electric, oil, water, sewerage and telephone.
Council Tax Band B EPC Band F
Rare opportunity with lots of potential. This detached traditional stone built cottage is situated in the Scottish Highlands Village of Aberchirder formally called Foggieloan. The village of Aberchirder was founded in 1764 by Alexander Gordon, the 5th laird of Auchintoul. Until 1823 its official name was, in fact, Foggieloan. This charming old granite cottage could easily be converted into a stunning 3 bed property. There is an extensive area of walled garden ground to the rear, with multi sports court and 2 large garages/outbuildings and extensive yard space could provide parking for several vehicles. Perfect for the property developer looking for a renovation project for the Airbnb or rental Market. The property has recently suffered from light water damage to the kitchen area.
This traditional Scottish dwellinghouse with granite frontage is located in the centre of the village it has the added attractions of outbuildings to the rear, as well as a yard area giving ample parking space, a garage/workshop and a further large garage/workshop, as well as a secluded rear garden. Within the house, one of the main features is the spacious dining kitchen, and the house benefits from recently installed full double glazing and oil-fired central heating.
Location:
Aberchirder is a thriving village of approx. 8 miles from the town of Turriff and Banff both of which provide a wide range of shopping, business, leisure and educational facilities. The town of Huntly is approx. 14 miles distant which boasts 2 large Supermarkets & Railway Station.Local facilities in the village itself include shops, Primary School, Health Centre, Post Office, Pharmacy, small Supermarket and Bowling Club.
Directions:
Aberdeen International Airport (abz), Dyce, Aberdeen AB21
7DU, UK Head south on Argyll Rd towards Argyll Circle. Continue onto Airport Road
at Craibstone Roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto A96 continue for to head North
for 37 miles to the turn off for the A97 at Yonder Bognie, turn right on the
A97 Continue straight for 4.3miles until you reach Aberchirder main street. The
property is mid-way down Main Street and identified by the re/max for sale sign.
Accommodation Is on two floors, 3 bedrooms, Lounge, Dining kitchen, Family Bathroom.
Ground Floor
Hall With double glazed front door, radiator.
Lounge (14'3" x 11'5"/4.35m x 3.50m)
With two windows and two radiators, coal fire in tiled fireplace, fitted alcove shelves.
Bedroom 1 (14'6" x 9'4"/4.45m x 2.86m)
Recently used as a lounge, this could be a downstairs bedroom. It has two windows.
Dining Kitchen (20'6" x 12'1"/6.28m x 3.69m)
A very large kitchen, with ample space for worktops, fitted kitchen cupboards and sockets, stainless steel sink and extractor hood (still remaining). There are two windows. Radiator. The kitchen requires renovation.
Rear hall (4' 9"x 3'4"/1.74m x 1.2m)
The rear hall area has a radiator and large cupboard and leads to the double glazed back door.
Bathroom (9' x 8'4"/2.74m x 2.56m)
Coloured suite including tiled shower cabinet. The Mira shower runs off the hot water system, vinyl flooring, radiator.
Upper Level
Pitched pine staircase. Landing With a boxroom, small cupboard, hatch to the roof space.
Bedroom 2 (12'9" x 10'9"/3.93m x 3.32m)
Coved ceiling, window to front, fitted wardrobe, radiator.
Bedroom 3 (11'11" x 11'9"/3.39m x 3.63m)
Coved ceiling, window to front, fitted wardrobe, radiator.
Outside
The tarred driveway to the side of the house leads to the yard/parking area, and there is a further parking place in lock-block beside the main garage, th yard is approx 500sqm and have potential for many applications.
Garages/Outbuildings
Main Garage
The main garage is larger than average, and could be put to several uses. As well as an up-and-over door and electric power and light, it has a water tap and also its own toilet. Stage for children's dancing/Karaoke partiers etc.
Second Garage
The second garage has up-and-over door, concrete floor and electric power and light and can accommodate two cars. Oil storage tank for heating system.
Storage Room
The traditional stone storage shed, with concrete floor, is at the rear of the house and connects with the house by an internal door. It has electric power and light and also a floored loft, with power and light, providing extensive storage space.
Storage
The shed houses the central heating boiler.
There are flower and shrub beds alongside the parking area, and the secluded rear garden area has a drying green, shrubbery, paved paths and a greenhouse.
It provides a safe play area for children.
Services Mains electric, oil, water, sewerage and telephone.
Council Tax Band B EPC Band F
