Set in a quiet and peaceful cul-de-sac and with woodland walks on the doorstep, this stylish Aberdeen property has been home to the Mackay family for more than five years.
Welcome to Number Six, Fetteresso Castle, where you can be king or queen of the castle – without a hefty price tag.
Set in Milltimber, amid generous garden grounds with mature trees providing privacy and seclusion, the property is perfect for a multitude of home buyers including couples of all ages and growing families.
From gorgeous original features to beautiful views, Crynoch is certainly a rare gem where you can sense the comforting presence of the past.
This substantial four-bedroom granite dwelling house exudes fine period detail throughout, which is enhanced by timeless neutral decoration.
One of the joys of the recent heavy snowfalls in Aberdeen has been seeing families enjoy themselves sledging, snowboarding and building snowmen in Duthie Park.
The open-plan living trend has been a key one over recent years, particularly in kitchen design.
Born and raised in a fishing family in Peterhead, Sandy Thain was perhaps expected to follow in the footsteps of previous generations – destined for a life at sea.
In the heart of the Drummuir Estate sits a very unusual property, designed to let people reconnect with nature and enjoy a taste of an ecological, wild and sustainable lifestyle.
A spacious family home in the Granite City, complete with a beautiful walled garden, is sure to hurt your wallet... right?
When Stewart Reid took on his first big project, he knew more than most when it came to renovation.
An increasing number of people on the property hunt are searching for a home ideally designed to suit modern family living and entertaining. And since 5 Blairs Wood boasts not one but multiple open-plan spaces, it is sure to be a winner.
From the stunning gardens to the original features, it’s not difficult to fall in love with Mill of Towie.
Situated in the popular residential area of Stoneywood, near Dyce, 57 Brimmond View is ideal for couples, young professionals and families alike.
Cross the threshold at 104 Desswood Place and you’ll get an immediate feel for this Aberdonian townhouse.
There is something quite special about residing in the countryside.
Stylish and versatile, this five-bedroom family home could be just the ticket for 2021.
Our life is filled with different milestones, such as learning to drive, getting married, starting full-time work and entering adulthood. But one milestone that really stands out is flying the nest and buying your first home.
It’s no secret that the appeal of a new-build is often the fact that no renovation is needed, with the project nicely finished by someone else.
Many special memories have been created in Number 1 Abbotshall Walk.
When Gilly Shand bought Cedar Lodge it was little more than a shell with a blueprint of plans, waiting to be finished.
The school bell may have long stopped ringing at Knaven House, but this gorgeous family home still oozes history and charm.
Although Number Six Bedford Place may look like your typical property for the Granite City, surprises are in store when you cross the threshold.
It can be difficult to know how the property market will behave at present, from houses selling in mere days to the pace slowing down.
Rhoda Duguid had three requirements when searching for her dream home – it must have plenty of space, character and be set in a lovely location.
From the manicured lawns to the gorgeous views of open countryside, Glenview House is rather good at first impressions.
Traditional and homely with expansive views – that’s Avalon, No 1 Station Road.
Many property hunters have re-evaluated their checklist in recent months, from wanting a rural location to yearning for more space.
When The Byre fell victim to a fire, owners Matt and Kirsty Smith could have opted to cut their losses and find somewhere new to live.
It has everything you could dream of to experience a perfect work/life balance, including a stunning heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, gym and office.