Heatherlea, a three-bedroom cottage in the Scottish countryside, has been listed for sale with a guide price of £255,000 through Galbraith. The property sits along the edge of the village of Archiestown in Moray and is described by sellers as "an ideal family home that will appeal to a wide range of prospective buyers".
A Spacious Two-Storey Layout
The house offers accommodation across two storeys. The ground floor includes an entrance hall, a cloak room, a utility room, a modern dining kitchen, and a spacious sitting room with a fireplace. A scenic sun room, a dining room, and a bedroom that can also serve as a home office complete this level.
Upstairs, a landing leads to the other two bedrooms and a family shower room. Large windows throughout give the property a bright and airy feel. The house is double glazed, heated using oil, and connected to mains water drainage.
Gardens and Setting
Heatherlea sits in around a third of an acre of private green grounds. The garden wraps around the house, is mostly laid to lawn, and features well-stocked borders and beds, along with a patio area for entertaining. Access is via a private road and a tarmac driveway with ample parking.
Archiestown is a small village suited to a slower pace of life, while the nearby town of Charlestown of Aberlour provides various amenities. Galbraith states: "Enjoying lovely views across the surrounding countryside and woodland, Heatherlea is a delightful family home located in a superb, rural position on the edge of the village of Archiestown."
