Beechfield House, a five-bedroom property set in 14 acres of grounds near Peterhead, has been placed on the market with a guide price of £1 million. The listing, handled by agents Galbraith, describes the home as a "truly original property" that includes a pond and three agricultural buildings offering business opportunities.
A bespoke home built in 2000
Designed and built in 2000 by the current owner, Beechfield House sits at the edge of Mintlaw. The property was extended in 2010 and offers "versatile yet luxurious" accommodation, according to the listing. The exterior combines concrete and timber, with a handcrafted front door, while the interior has been arranged for entertainment and glamour.
The ground floor includes a sitting room with wooden shelving, stonework and an authentic church bell. A semi-open-plan kitchen and dining room features dark marble countertops and brass accents, alongside a cosy fireplace. A sunroom and a hallway with a balustrade staircase complete the ground floor.
Five bedrooms and outdoor amenities
Upstairs, three double bedrooms come with fitted wardrobes and garden views. A fourth bedroom is exceptionally large, with a walk-in wardrobe, en suite shower room and access to a second balcony. The master bedroom sits above the sitting room, connected by its own staircase, and includes a contemporary jack and jill en suite bathroom and a large balcony terrace.
The grounds include mature gardens, a pond attracting wildlife, a well-stocked orchard with apples, pears and plums, plus fenced grazing paddocks, timber stables and a former menage area. An electric gated entrance adds security. A workyard further from the house holds three substantial agricultural buildings that could suit a local business.
More information on Beechfield House is available on the Galbraith website.
