Explore this stunning period property in Aberdeen now on the market for £650,000.
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A remarkable period property located at 1 Fonthill Terrace in the desirable Ferryhill area of Aberdeen is now available for offers over £650,000. This stunning residence, designed by the renowned architectural duo Brown and Watt in 1901, showcases a blend of historic charm and modern luxury, making it a perfect family home.
The listed property boasts an impressive layout with six bedrooms, two bathrooms, and three living spaces spread across three floors.
Among its unique period features are exquisite Art Nouveau gargoyles and a striking entrance gate that sets the tone for the elegance found within. Upon entering, a panelled timber door leads into a spacious vestibule and a grand hall, highlighted by a sweeping staircase and a high-corniced ceiling that exudes sophistication.
The ground floor is designed for both comfort and functionality, featuring a lounge that is described as “particularly grand.” This space is anchored by a beautiful marble fireplace, serving as a centerpiece to the elegant decor.
Adjacent to the lounge is the dining room and kitchen, often referred to as the heart of the home. Here, potential buyers will find a fitted Rangemaster oven, a Belfast sink, and a central island, perfect for family gatherings and entertaining guests. The kitchen seamlessly connects to a cozy conservatory that overlooks the lush back garden, providing a tranquil space to relax.
Ascending the staircase adjacent to the kitchen leads to a first-floor annexe, which offers versatility as a home office or an additional bedroom. The master bedroom, along with three other double bedrooms, is located on the first floor, providing ample space for a growing family. The second floor features an expansive double bedroom complete with an en-suite shower and picturesque views from its square window, ensuring privacy and comfort.
Surrounded by mature trees, the property also includes a detached garage and a driveway, enhancing its appeal. Estate agent Ledingham Chalmers emphasizes the property’s unique period features, stating, “Its presence and elegance make this a special home.” The current owners have dedicated significant time and effort to maintain the property to a high modern standard, ensuring that it meets the needs of contemporary living while preserving its historical essence.
With its luxurious amenities and spacious layout, this stunning period property is an attractive option for families seeking a blend of history and modernity in a prime Aberdeen location.
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