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Pitscaff House, Newburgh, Ellon, Aberdeenshire AB41 6AQ, UK
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Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2
Receptions: 5
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Savills - Aberdeen Agent Valuation of this property is £525,000
Detached farmhouse in about 2 acres with stable block, double garage and outbuildings
Location
The lands of Newburgh were held by the Sinclair family from the 13th century, with a settlement established there in 1261. Newburgh is a popular sheltered and picturesque coastal village, ideally situated for easy commuting to Bridge of Don, Aberdeen and Dyce as well Aberdeen International Airport which is a mere 16 miles away and offers daily services to London, Europe and various other destinations. The area is well served by local recreational facilities including a splendid 18 hole golf course and clubhouse, salmon and sea trout fishing on the River Ythan, coastal walks and the famous Forvie Sands, a designated nature conservation area with long sandy beaches and large colonies of seals, eider duck, and many other species. Primary and nursery schooling is provided at the highly regarded Newburgh Mathers School which is located in the village, while a modern Academy is available for secondary school education in Ellon. Newburgh also has a church, hotel, convenience stores, coffee shop and offers a regular express coach service to Aberdeen, Peterhead, Dyce and Ellon, the latter of which is only 5 miles away and offers additional amenities including a Community Academy and swimming pool.
The completion of the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route along with the Balmedie/Tipperty extension has allowed greater accessibility to main arterial routes. Independent primary and secondary schooling is also available within Aberdeen City.
Description
Dating back to 1875, Pitscaff House is a most attractive Victorian property of stone and slate construction which was extended in c.1930. Around 1982 a further extension was added as well as the double garage, while the stable block was constructed in 2003. The property retains fine period features including high ceilings, a curved and split level staircase, large astragal windows, panelled inner doors and fireplace. There is the perfect balance of old meets new with more contemporary bathrooms and a modern kitchen. The current proprietors have extensively upgraded and improved the property during their ownership.
Woodland gardens and beautifully maintained and landscaped grounds extending to about 2 acres and which include ponds, surround Pitscaff House and create an idyllic setting. The stables, workshop and double garage provide a wealth of potential opportunities for a rural lifestyle of keeping a pony or operating a bespoke at- home business with these versatile outbuildings.
Fitted with a replacement access door and astragal double glazed windows, the entrance porch captures wonderful sunlight and affords glorious views across the gardens. A welcoming hallway with feature archway division provides an additional study area. The very elegant sitting room is decorated in neutral tones with the most beautiful oak fireplace with marble inlays and an open chimney. Opposite is the second reception room which is currently used as a formal dining room. A generously sized contemporary shower room has wall-to-wall vanity storage cabinets incorporating a washing hand basin and WC; two chrome ladder style radiators and an oversized shower enclosure with stylish glass brick screening. A downstairs bedroom also makes an ideal study or home office. Recently designed and refurbished by Drumoak Country Kitchens, the dining kitchen has a comprehensive range of bespoke cabinets in a cream finish which are complemented by black granite worksurfaces and splashback. The focal point is the aga in Royal Blue. Further appliances include an integrated dishwasher, combination microwave oven and refrigerator. Informal dining space is catered for via an open archway from the kitchen to the family room with Karndean oak flooring. For everyday domestic tasks there is a utility room fitted with an extensive range of base and wall cabinets. A spacious mezzanine landing has a walk in airing cupboard. Designed and fitted by Laing of Inverurie is the stylish family bathroom with a Duravit three piece white suite which includes a separate double walk in shower enclosure with rainfall and standard shower heads. The walls and floor are extensively tiled with travertine marble tiling, complemented with natural stone floor tiling. At first floor level is the spacious and sunny landing. The principal bedroom is most attractive, generously proportioned with twin aspect windows allowing lovely garden views and an extensive range of built in wardrobes. There are two further double bedrooms both of which enjoy a good degree of natural light. A carpeted staircase leads from the upper hall up to the second floor attic which is a particularly spacious and versatile room, previously a bedroom it is currently used as an office. Well placed windows ensure ample natural light. Currently used as a bedroom, this space has great potential for a variety of purposes.
Outside
Double garage. Exceptionally spacious with twin electrically operated doors and additional height beamed ceiling with power and light.
Stable block. An extensive bespoke stable block of timber construction with a concrete floor, water, power and light. Linked to the paddock by an extensive area of hard standing and the paddocks are gated and fenced. The second paddock has a mixture of grazing and trees.
Workshop. Generous in size with power and light.
The magnificent garden to the front affords glorious views and includes extensive woodland gardens. The sweeping lawns are set among an abundance of mature trees, bushes and herbaceous borders with a rose garden and a wide variety of seasonal bulbs and flowers. A patio area offers an excellent spot for alfresco dining. A curved granite gravelled driveway leads to the front of the property and to the parking area at the rear. A gravelled walkway takes you down the rear garden to a chain of ponds, and summerhouse fitted with power and light with patio terrace. Enclosed fruit and vegetable gardens with further paths. At the rear of the property is an extensive tarred driveway with access to the stables and workshop. Large timber shed, which too has power and light is to remain.
Acreage: 2 Acres
Directions
From Aberdeen, proceed along the A90 Aberdeen/Peterhead road and continue for about 6 miles. Take the exit slip road on the left signposted Newburgh/Cruden Bay A975 and at the junction turn right, towards Newburgh. The driveway entrance to Pitscaff House is located about 1 mile along this road on the right hand side.
