5 bedroom house
Meikle Wartle, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51 5BA
Guide Price
£730,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian, Holiday Cottage
Land Tags: Fishing Rights and Lakes, Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Feb 2023
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Holiday Cottage
- Land Tags: Fishing Rights and Lakes, Paddock, Pasture Land
A truly impressive family home with privacy, land and outbuildings.
Description
ACCOMMODATION
Granite steps lead to the wooden double front door and on to the inviting entrance vestibule with feature stone wall tiles and floor tiles. A glazed inner door and surround opens to the hall and on to the superb kitchen/dining/sitting area. This stunning space has an abundance of natural light from the vaulted gable window and floor to ceiling corner windows which perfectly frame views to the pond, Bennachie and surrounding countryside. A delightful focal point is the modern woodburning stove which is central to the sitting/dining area. The high specification Kitchens International kitchen has ivory gloss units with a cream Quartz worktop and Tennessee walnut features. Siemens integrated appliances include double ovens, coffee machine, microwave and dishwasher. The island also has a cream Quartz worktop with a distinctive glass raised worktop/dining surface and an integrated wine fridge. Everyday domestic tasks take place in the spacious utility room.
Off the kitchen area, glazed double doors lead to the well proportioned sitting room. This comfortable relaxing room with its fitted illuminated bookcase with integral storage cupboards, fine views and an abundance of natural light also boasts a limestone mantlepiece around an open fire. This currently houses an electric stove, but has a lined flue and could accommodate an open fire or stove.
The inner hall leads past the understairs cupboard and a marble tiled cloakroom. Bedroom four is ideally suited to guests with a beautiful en suite shower room. The adjacent boot room is a useful room with a range of fitted cupboards, shelving and a door to the integral garage.
A fine beech staircase ascends to the galleried landing which has a large feature window. The landing is a versatile space which overlooks the downstairs living area. The current owners have created a library area at the far end of the landing next to corner floor to ceiling windows with views to Bennachie.
The spacious principal bedroom is an exceptional dual aspect room with a luxurious en suite bathroom with walk in shower, whirlpool bath and two glass wash basins in a vanity unit. The walk in dressing room is fitted with hanging space, drawers and shelving.
Bedroom two is another generously proportioned bedroom with an en suite shower room, walk in wardrobe and fine views of the surrounding countryside. Bedroom three has a walk in wardrobe and the adjacent bathroom is a sanctuary with a whirlpool bath and separate corner shower. Bedroom five is a versatile room which could be used as a gym or home office.
Grounds
Broombrae House is surrounded by nearly four acres of land divided between grazing paddocks, a pond and the garden. The property lies at the end of a 370m tarred drive which passes the two timber outbuildings and runs through entrance pillars with iron gates then culminates in a gravel turning and parking area adjacent to the house. Bordering the lawn are numerous varieties of trees including a mature ash, rowan and maple trees, conifers, laurel and dogwood. A gravel path leads to the cabin, while a decked terrace spans the southeasterly side of the house, creating an ideal space for summer dining. The sizeable pond makes for a beautiful outlook from the property and contains a selection of fish.
Outbuildings
Integral double garage
With electric up and over doors, water and light, there is ample space for parking two cars. The garage also houses the central heating boiler.
Cabin
This charming timber constructed and fully insulated cabin has an illuminated bar and a woodburning stove making it an ideal space for relaxing or working. There is power and light and a floor lit decked area outside.
Garage/workshop
An L shaped timber building with space for three cars, the garage/workshop has a concrete floor, power, light, water and shelving. There is also a lean to wood store.
Stable block
Two stables with rubber flooring and a tack room with water.
Location
Broombrae House is in a wonderfully private location at the end of a 370m tarred drive. The nearest hamlet, Drum of Wartle (0.5 miles) has a garage with fuel and a shop.
Oldmeldrum is the nearest town with a Co-op supermarket, two pubs, cafés and a selection of takeaway outlets. Meldrum House Country Hotel and Golf Club was voted as one of the best places to stay in 2021 by The Sunday Times. The town is also home to the historic Oldmeldrum Golf Club, where golf has been played for 125 years. Secondary schooling is at Meldrum Academy and primary education is at Daviot Primary; there is a bus service to both from the top of the drive. Only 8 miles away is the town of Inverurie.
Inverurie is an expanding and prosperous town situated in the valley of the River Don. Founded by David of Huntingdon, Earl of Garioch and great-great-grandfather of Robert the Bruce, the town is locally known as the Heart of the Garioch. Excellent road and rail links provide access to the north and south including Aberdeen, Dyce, Huntly and Elgin. Inverurie itself is a bustling market town centre with a good selection of speciality shops mixed with high street favourites, health centre, cottage hospital, library, community centre and recreational facilities which include the local swimming pool, sports centre, bowling, hill walking and golf course.
Square Footage: 4,198 sq ft
Acreage: 3.93 Acres
Directions
Oldmeldrum 5.5 miles
Inverurie 8 miles
Aberdeen City Centre 26 miles
All distances are approximate.
Additional Info
SUMMARY
This impressive family home is located in a particularly private and scenic rural setting. Constructed by the sellers in 2008 on the site of a former farm cottage and steading, the architect and owners ensured the design took advantage of the fabulous views to Bennachie and surrounding countryside. At the time the property was built it was featured in Self Build and Design magazine. The dominant feature of this contemporary home is the open plan design of the ground floor which blends perfectly into more formal and informal spaces. The luxury open plan kitchen is the ‘wow factor’ hub of the home with a vaulted ceiling, dining and sitting area. Notable features throughout are the 2.7m high ceilings throughout the ground floor, 900mm wide doors, and the extensive use of beech door frames, doors, skirting boards, flooring and staircase. The cloakroom, shower rooms and bathrooms are all tiled floor to ceiling and have high quality sanitaryware with Keuco taps in the cloakroom and Grohe taps and fittings everywhere else. Flooring throughout is a combination of beech, tiles and carpets. The outside space and outbuildings offer great scope for outdoor pursuits.
Marketed by: Savills, Aberdeen
Description
ACCOMMODATION
Granite steps lead to the wooden double front door and on to the inviting entrance vestibule with feature stone wall tiles and floor tiles. A glazed inner door and surround opens to the hall and on to the superb kitchen/dining/sitting area. This stunning space has an abundance of natural light from the vaulted gable window and floor to ceiling corner windows which perfectly frame views to the pond, Bennachie and surrounding countryside. A delightful focal point is the modern woodburning stove which is central to the sitting/dining area. The high specification Kitchens International kitchen has ivory gloss units with a cream Quartz worktop and Tennessee walnut features. Siemens integrated appliances include double ovens, coffee machine, microwave and dishwasher. The island also has a cream Quartz worktop with a distinctive glass raised worktop/dining surface and an integrated wine fridge. Everyday domestic tasks take place in the spacious utility room.
Off the kitchen area, glazed double doors lead to the well proportioned sitting room. This comfortable relaxing room with its fitted illuminated bookcase with integral storage cupboards, fine views and an abundance of natural light also boasts a limestone mantlepiece around an open fire. This currently houses an electric stove, but has a lined flue and could accommodate an open fire or stove.
The inner hall leads past the understairs cupboard and a marble tiled cloakroom. Bedroom four is ideally suited to guests with a beautiful en suite shower room. The adjacent boot room is a useful room with a range of fitted cupboards, shelving and a door to the integral garage.
A fine beech staircase ascends to the galleried landing which has a large feature window. The landing is a versatile space which overlooks the downstairs living area. The current owners have created a library area at the far end of the landing next to corner floor to ceiling windows with views to Bennachie.
The spacious principal bedroom is an exceptional dual aspect room with a luxurious en suite bathroom with walk in shower, whirlpool bath and two glass wash basins in a vanity unit. The walk in dressing room is fitted with hanging space, drawers and shelving.
Bedroom two is another generously proportioned bedroom with an en suite shower room, walk in wardrobe and fine views of the surrounding countryside. Bedroom three has a walk in wardrobe and the adjacent bathroom is a sanctuary with a whirlpool bath and separate corner shower. Bedroom five is a versatile room which could be used as a gym or home office.
Grounds
Broombrae House is surrounded by nearly four acres of land divided between grazing paddocks, a pond and the garden. The property lies at the end of a 370m tarred drive which passes the two timber outbuildings and runs through entrance pillars with iron gates then culminates in a gravel turning and parking area adjacent to the house. Bordering the lawn are numerous varieties of trees including a mature ash, rowan and maple trees, conifers, laurel and dogwood. A gravel path leads to the cabin, while a decked terrace spans the southeasterly side of the house, creating an ideal space for summer dining. The sizeable pond makes for a beautiful outlook from the property and contains a selection of fish.
Outbuildings
Integral double garage
With electric up and over doors, water and light, there is ample space for parking two cars. The garage also houses the central heating boiler.
Cabin
This charming timber constructed and fully insulated cabin has an illuminated bar and a woodburning stove making it an ideal space for relaxing or working. There is power and light and a floor lit decked area outside.
Garage/workshop
An L shaped timber building with space for three cars, the garage/workshop has a concrete floor, power, light, water and shelving. There is also a lean to wood store.
Stable block
Two stables with rubber flooring and a tack room with water.
Location
Broombrae House is in a wonderfully private location at the end of a 370m tarred drive. The nearest hamlet, Drum of Wartle (0.5 miles) has a garage with fuel and a shop.
Oldmeldrum is the nearest town with a Co-op supermarket, two pubs, cafés and a selection of takeaway outlets. Meldrum House Country Hotel and Golf Club was voted as one of the best places to stay in 2021 by The Sunday Times. The town is also home to the historic Oldmeldrum Golf Club, where golf has been played for 125 years. Secondary schooling is at Meldrum Academy and primary education is at Daviot Primary; there is a bus service to both from the top of the drive. Only 8 miles away is the town of Inverurie.
Inverurie is an expanding and prosperous town situated in the valley of the River Don. Founded by David of Huntingdon, Earl of Garioch and great-great-grandfather of Robert the Bruce, the town is locally known as the Heart of the Garioch. Excellent road and rail links provide access to the north and south including Aberdeen, Dyce, Huntly and Elgin. Inverurie itself is a bustling market town centre with a good selection of speciality shops mixed with high street favourites, health centre, cottage hospital, library, community centre and recreational facilities which include the local swimming pool, sports centre, bowling, hill walking and golf course.
Square Footage: 4,198 sq ft
Acreage: 3.93 Acres
Directions
Oldmeldrum 5.5 miles
Inverurie 8 miles
Aberdeen City Centre 26 miles
All distances are approximate.
Additional Info
SUMMARY
This impressive family home is located in a particularly private and scenic rural setting. Constructed by the sellers in 2008 on the site of a former farm cottage and steading, the architect and owners ensured the design took advantage of the fabulous views to Bennachie and surrounding countryside. At the time the property was built it was featured in Self Build and Design magazine. The dominant feature of this contemporary home is the open plan design of the ground floor which blends perfectly into more formal and informal spaces. The luxury open plan kitchen is the ‘wow factor’ hub of the home with a vaulted ceiling, dining and sitting area. Notable features throughout are the 2.7m high ceilings throughout the ground floor, 900mm wide doors, and the extensive use of beech door frames, doors, skirting boards, flooring and staircase. The cloakroom, shower rooms and bathrooms are all tiled floor to ceiling and have high quality sanitaryware with Keuco taps in the cloakroom and Grohe taps and fittings everywhere else. Flooring throughout is a combination of beech, tiles and carpets. The outside space and outbuildings offer great scope for outdoor pursuits.
Marketed by: Savills, Aberdeen
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.