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By appointment with Strutt & Parker Ph:
01330 826800 or
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Price: Offer Over £249K
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Strathdon 4 miles, Alford 15 miles, Aberdeen 42
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Offers in excess of
£249,000 (price reduced)
Description
Eastburn is a charming, period home in a
wonderful, rural setting in Glenbuchat. The property
was built around 1904 for the Glenbuchat Estate
carpenter and his family. There is a lovely conservatory
from which one can enjoy far-reaching views of the
surrounding countryside.
This is an ideal opportunity to
create an easily maintained permanent home or
holiday retreat. Absolute peace and quite.
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(Was fixed Price £299K) |
| Conservatory, Dining room,
Drawing room, Dining kitchen |
| Three double bedrooms, Family
bathroom |
| Single garage, outbuildings |
| Landscaped garden |
| About 0.172 of an acre |
| In the
Cairngorms National Park
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A beautiful cottage
in a spectacular location with enchanting panoramic views
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The
Property
Eastburn is a traditional cottage built of granite
under a slate roof. Situated on the ground floor is
the large L-shaped dining room with study area, the
cosy drawing room, conservatory and a recently
upgraded dining kitchen. Located on the upper floor
are the three double bedrooms and a recently
installed shower room.
Eastburn has many appealing features such as the
open working fires in the reception rooms and two
original ornamental fireplaces in the bedrooms,
Junckers oak flooring on the ground floor, hardwood
finishings throughout, neutral décor and Laura
Ashley light fittings. |
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Note
The introduction and the particulars are intended to
give a fair and substantially correct overall
description for the guidance of intending
purchaser(s) and do not constitute, nor constitute
part, of an offer or contract. No responsibility is
assumed for the accuracy of individual items.
Prospective purchaser(s) ought to seek their own
professional advice. |
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