House For Sale £390,000
Drum of Park Kennels is set in a beautiful elevated rural plot enjoying panoramic views over rolling Aberdeenshire countryside. The business provides excellent accommodation for dogs whilst enjoying repeat trade and custom from across the region. Accompanying the business is a stunning detached 3 bedroom family home. Set in 7.5 acres of grounds viewing is highly recommended to truly appreciate the business and accommodation on offer, and the picturesque setting in which they sit.
Situated in a beautiful rural setting, close to the lovely rural village of Cornhill in heart of Banffshire countryside, amongst rolling hills and arable land, but only a few miles from the Moray Firth coastline. The nearby towns of Banff, Huntly, Keith and Buckie provide a wide variety of amenities including local shops, supermarkets, restaurants, bank, post office and schooling. Primary schooling is also available at Ordiquill Primary School. Portsoy, also within close proximity priovides all of these amenities as well and also boasts a designated Conservation Area; Portsoy’s 17th century harbour is a popular tourist attraction used by small pleasure craft and inshore fishermen with their creel boats. The annual Scottish Traditional Boat Festival which celebrates maritime and cultural heritage and associated traditional crafts is a popular event attracting great numbers of visitors to the area.
Situated in a beautiful rural setting, close to the lovely rural village of Cornhill in heart of Banffshire countryside, amongst rolling hills and arable land, but only a few miles from the Moray Firth coastline. The nearby towns of Banff, Huntly, Keith and Buckie provide a wide variety of amenities including local shops, supermarkets, restaurants, bank, post office and schooling. Primary schooling is also available at Ordiquill Primary School. Portsoy, also within close proximity priovides all of these amenities as well and also boasts a designated Conservation Area; Portsoy’s 17th century harbour is a popular tourist attraction used by small pleasure craft and inshore fishermen with their creel boats. The annual Scottish Traditional Boat Festival which celebrates maritime and cultural heritage and associated traditional crafts is a popular event attracting great numbers of visitors to the area.
