5 bedroom house
Burnhervie, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51 5JS
Guide Price
£525,000
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Land Tags: Fishing Rights and Lakes, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Oct 2020
- Removed: Apr 2022
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Fishing Rights and Lakes, Woodland
A most attractive five bedroom detached period property, with far reaching views across mature woodland and the open Aberdeenshire countryside.
Description
Situated amidst the beauty of the Aberdeenshire countryside, Mains of Aquhorthies is a perfect family home or country retreat. A spacious five bedroom property, the décor is most elegant and sympathetic to the traditional features such as pine lining, high ceilings, picture rails, deep skirtings and exposed fireplaces. A delightful retreat located within generous garden grounds.
ACCOMMODATION
A partially glazed door leads into the light and airy entrance vestibule, which is fitted with natural carpeting with a further door leading into the welcoming reception hall. Of attractive decoration and wood flooring, the original staircase leads to the upper living accommodation, while an understair cupboard providing versatile storage space is accessible from the inner hall.
The elegant drawing room enjoys far reaching views across the property frontage from a double window. Fully carpeted with ample space for freestanding furnishings, the focal point of the drawing room is the fireplace housing a multi-fuel stove, which is bordered on either side by shelved alcoves with half height cupboards. A further window overlooks the side garden, and a deep set cupboard with shelving is currently arranged as a bar.
Adjacent to the drawing room is the splendid sitting room, a further spacious reception room of tasteful decoration and boasting bright views across the front garden and beyond. Central to the room is the fine fireplace with granite recess and multi fuel stove, for a warm and inviting ambience. To either side of the fireplace are full height shelved alcoves.
Within the inner hall there is ample space available for freestanding furniture. A door leads out to the canopied side entrance, while a well appointed WC cloakroom includes a white two piece suite.
The inner hall leads into the impressive dining kitchen, which truly lies at the heart of this house. Of excellent proportions, there is ample space available for a large dining table set, making this the ideal location for both informal family life and entertaining friends. Within the kitchen there is a good range of attractive base units to complement the solid wood work surfaces to either side of the AGA. The large centre island provides further under counter storage, in addition to an integrated dishwasher and 1.5 stainless steel sink and drainer. A full length fridge/freezer is concealed within an attractive pantry style unit. Windows overlook the side gardens and incorporate a charming window seat area; a glazed door leads out to the canopied side entrance.
From the kitchen there is open access to the utility room, which provides further storage. A solid wood work surface incorporates a Belfast sink, while twin Velux skylights allow for lots of natural light.
Ascending the carpeted staircase, the stair splits into two, creating a separate principal bedroom suite. Of elegant décor and grey carpeting, the spacious principal bedroom enjoys lovely views of the surrounding countryside, while featuring an extensive range of bespoke wardrobes. Accessible from the exclusive landing is the WC with white two piece suite, and a charming en suite bathroom, which includes a white three piece suite with shower attachment to the bath.
The landing to the opposite side of the staircase is fully carpeted and provides access to the attic space via a ceiling hatch with folding ladder. Enjoying views of the hillside and woodland behind the property, bedrooms two and five are both well proportioned and inviting rooms with ornamental fireplaces. Bedroom three is a bright and airy room of elegant décor with an ornamental fireplace, while boasting far reaching views over the surrounding countryside. Bedroom four is currently utilised as a spacious home studio. It is fitted with a range of shelving and there are lovely views to be had over the property frontage. Completing the accommodation is the shower room, which includes a white two piece suite and a fully tiled shower enclosure.
Gardens
Outside, Mains of Aquhorthies is situated within generously proportioned garden grounds which are surrounded by open fields and farmland. The woodland above the hillside behind the property is owned by the Forestry commission, with bike trails and walking routes, including to the stone circle at Easter Aquhorthies. The garden is mostly laid to lawn with decorative borders around the house, while an extensive horseshoe driveway encircles the property and provides plenty of parking. Paved terraces are ideal for enjoying outdoor dining in the sunshine while taking in the splendour of the Aberdeenshire countryside. The timber outbuildings to the rear of the property shall remain.
Location
Mains of Aquhorthies lies just under 6 miles from Inverurie, an expanding and prosperous town situated in the valley of the River Don with good road and rail links to the north and south including to Aberdeen, Dyce, Huntly and Inverness. There is an excellent health centre, which is integral to the local hospital, several large supermarkets, a Marks & Spencer food store, a swimming pool and community centre nearby as well as golf, tennis and bowling. Hillwalking is a popular activity, with many routes available including at the popular Hill of Bennachie. At Easter Aquhorthies, 2 miles west of Inverurie, there is an ancient stone circle.
The nearby village of Kemnay benefits from a wonderful countryside setting, being surrounded by rolling fields and mature woodlands. Within Kemnay a range of amenities are available including small shops catering for everyday essentials, a post office, library, doctor’s surgery, restaurant and two hotels. Primary and secondary schooling are available within the village. Sporting facilities include a gym, tennis courts, a bowling green and an 18 hole golf course, in addition to both riverside and country walks. Aberdeenshire is famed for its outdoor pursuits, including salmon fishing, golf and game shooting. The nearby coast offers sailing and sandy beaches. Apart from its rich agricultural heritage, the area is steeped in historical interest, being in the heart of castle country. A number of stunning National Trust properties are within easy reach of Mains of Aquhorthies, while the nearest distillery is Glen Garioch in Oldmeldrum, just under 11 miles away.
Aberdeen lies approximately 16 miles away, with the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route providing improved travel in and around Aberdeen and a quicker and more direct route south to Dundee. The international airport offers regular flights to London and other UK and European cities. There are regular train services from Aberdeen, including a sleeper to King’s Cross, London. Aberdeen provides all the services of a major city, including business, leisure and health facilities, theatres and cinemas, restaurants and a wide range of shopping. There is private schooling including Robert Gordon’s School, St Margaret’s, and Albyn School as well as the International School at Pitfodels. There are two universities and two colleges of further education.
Inverurie 5.7 miles
Kemnay 4.5 miles
Aberdeen 21.8 miles
Aberdeen International Airport 16.2 miles*
*Please note that all distances are approximate
Square Footage: 2,691 sq ft
Acreage: 0.65 Acres
Directions
From Aberdeen, follow the A96 past Inverurie. At the roundabout, take the second road past Andersons of Inverurie and continue straight through the next two roundabouts. Continue along this road before turning left, then follow the road straight ahead to Burnhervie. At the junction marked for Chapel of Garioch, continue straight past a row of houses before turning right up a long private driveway. At the top of the driveway keep right, and proceed past the first house. At the track marked for Mains of Aquhorthies, turn left and follow this route to the property.
Marketed by: Savills, Aberdeen
Description
Situated amidst the beauty of the Aberdeenshire countryside, Mains of Aquhorthies is a perfect family home or country retreat. A spacious five bedroom property, the décor is most elegant and sympathetic to the traditional features such as pine lining, high ceilings, picture rails, deep skirtings and exposed fireplaces. A delightful retreat located within generous garden grounds.
ACCOMMODATION
A partially glazed door leads into the light and airy entrance vestibule, which is fitted with natural carpeting with a further door leading into the welcoming reception hall. Of attractive decoration and wood flooring, the original staircase leads to the upper living accommodation, while an understair cupboard providing versatile storage space is accessible from the inner hall.
The elegant drawing room enjoys far reaching views across the property frontage from a double window. Fully carpeted with ample space for freestanding furnishings, the focal point of the drawing room is the fireplace housing a multi-fuel stove, which is bordered on either side by shelved alcoves with half height cupboards. A further window overlooks the side garden, and a deep set cupboard with shelving is currently arranged as a bar.
Adjacent to the drawing room is the splendid sitting room, a further spacious reception room of tasteful decoration and boasting bright views across the front garden and beyond. Central to the room is the fine fireplace with granite recess and multi fuel stove, for a warm and inviting ambience. To either side of the fireplace are full height shelved alcoves.
Within the inner hall there is ample space available for freestanding furniture. A door leads out to the canopied side entrance, while a well appointed WC cloakroom includes a white two piece suite.
The inner hall leads into the impressive dining kitchen, which truly lies at the heart of this house. Of excellent proportions, there is ample space available for a large dining table set, making this the ideal location for both informal family life and entertaining friends. Within the kitchen there is a good range of attractive base units to complement the solid wood work surfaces to either side of the AGA. The large centre island provides further under counter storage, in addition to an integrated dishwasher and 1.5 stainless steel sink and drainer. A full length fridge/freezer is concealed within an attractive pantry style unit. Windows overlook the side gardens and incorporate a charming window seat area; a glazed door leads out to the canopied side entrance.
From the kitchen there is open access to the utility room, which provides further storage. A solid wood work surface incorporates a Belfast sink, while twin Velux skylights allow for lots of natural light.
Ascending the carpeted staircase, the stair splits into two, creating a separate principal bedroom suite. Of elegant décor and grey carpeting, the spacious principal bedroom enjoys lovely views of the surrounding countryside, while featuring an extensive range of bespoke wardrobes. Accessible from the exclusive landing is the WC with white two piece suite, and a charming en suite bathroom, which includes a white three piece suite with shower attachment to the bath.
The landing to the opposite side of the staircase is fully carpeted and provides access to the attic space via a ceiling hatch with folding ladder. Enjoying views of the hillside and woodland behind the property, bedrooms two and five are both well proportioned and inviting rooms with ornamental fireplaces. Bedroom three is a bright and airy room of elegant décor with an ornamental fireplace, while boasting far reaching views over the surrounding countryside. Bedroom four is currently utilised as a spacious home studio. It is fitted with a range of shelving and there are lovely views to be had over the property frontage. Completing the accommodation is the shower room, which includes a white two piece suite and a fully tiled shower enclosure.
Gardens
Outside, Mains of Aquhorthies is situated within generously proportioned garden grounds which are surrounded by open fields and farmland. The woodland above the hillside behind the property is owned by the Forestry commission, with bike trails and walking routes, including to the stone circle at Easter Aquhorthies. The garden is mostly laid to lawn with decorative borders around the house, while an extensive horseshoe driveway encircles the property and provides plenty of parking. Paved terraces are ideal for enjoying outdoor dining in the sunshine while taking in the splendour of the Aberdeenshire countryside. The timber outbuildings to the rear of the property shall remain.
Location
Mains of Aquhorthies lies just under 6 miles from Inverurie, an expanding and prosperous town situated in the valley of the River Don with good road and rail links to the north and south including to Aberdeen, Dyce, Huntly and Inverness. There is an excellent health centre, which is integral to the local hospital, several large supermarkets, a Marks & Spencer food store, a swimming pool and community centre nearby as well as golf, tennis and bowling. Hillwalking is a popular activity, with many routes available including at the popular Hill of Bennachie. At Easter Aquhorthies, 2 miles west of Inverurie, there is an ancient stone circle.
The nearby village of Kemnay benefits from a wonderful countryside setting, being surrounded by rolling fields and mature woodlands. Within Kemnay a range of amenities are available including small shops catering for everyday essentials, a post office, library, doctor’s surgery, restaurant and two hotels. Primary and secondary schooling are available within the village. Sporting facilities include a gym, tennis courts, a bowling green and an 18 hole golf course, in addition to both riverside and country walks. Aberdeenshire is famed for its outdoor pursuits, including salmon fishing, golf and game shooting. The nearby coast offers sailing and sandy beaches. Apart from its rich agricultural heritage, the area is steeped in historical interest, being in the heart of castle country. A number of stunning National Trust properties are within easy reach of Mains of Aquhorthies, while the nearest distillery is Glen Garioch in Oldmeldrum, just under 11 miles away.
Aberdeen lies approximately 16 miles away, with the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route providing improved travel in and around Aberdeen and a quicker and more direct route south to Dundee. The international airport offers regular flights to London and other UK and European cities. There are regular train services from Aberdeen, including a sleeper to King’s Cross, London. Aberdeen provides all the services of a major city, including business, leisure and health facilities, theatres and cinemas, restaurants and a wide range of shopping. There is private schooling including Robert Gordon’s School, St Margaret’s, and Albyn School as well as the International School at Pitfodels. There are two universities and two colleges of further education.
Inverurie 5.7 miles
Kemnay 4.5 miles
Aberdeen 21.8 miles
Aberdeen International Airport 16.2 miles*
*Please note that all distances are approximate
Square Footage: 2,691 sq ft
Acreage: 0.65 Acres
Directions
From Aberdeen, follow the A96 past Inverurie. At the roundabout, take the second road past Andersons of Inverurie and continue straight through the next two roundabouts. Continue along this road before turning left, then follow the road straight ahead to Burnhervie. At the junction marked for Chapel of Garioch, continue straight past a row of houses before turning right up a long private driveway. At the top of the driveway keep right, and proceed past the first house. At the track marked for Mains of Aquhorthies, turn left and follow this route to the property.
Marketed by: Savills, Aberdeen
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.