Aberdeenshire’s upper Strathdon valley is a landscape of open moorland and wide glens. The seasons are pronounced here with heavy snow through winter, heather covering the hillsides come late summer, and clear days when the surrounding peaks—among them Ben Newe to the south—stand out sharp against the sky.
This characterful stone cottage of around 1,300 square feet sits within its own gardens on a quiet track at the edge of the hamlet of Glenbuchat. The house dates from the late nineteenth century and retains its original timber paneling. Recent updates include underfloor heating, a fitted kitchen with a range cooker, and bamboo flooring.
The sitting room has a high ceiling, a wood-burning boiler stove, and windows on two sides framing an unbroken sweep of moorland and hills. Outside, a garden with small pond eases into the surrounding landscape. A timber garage and additional storage sit to the rear.
Shops and a post office are within five miles. Aberdeen is around forty miles away, with an airport serving domestic and international routes.
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