South Street, Aberchirder, AB54

A well-proportioned two-bedroom home offering practical living space, private parking, and a consistent decorative finish throughout. The layout supports everyday comfort and flexibility, with clear zoning between social and private areas.
The ground floor comprises a spacious dining kitchen with fitted units, integrated appliances, and room for informal seating. A wall-mounted TV and open shelving add versatility, while the adjacent lounge provides a comfortable setting with electric fireplace, built-in display shelving, and open outlook. The front door opens into a small hallway, maintaining privacy from the street.
Upstairs, two double bedrooms offer generous proportions and natural light. The principal bedroom enjoys a green outlook and mirrored wardrobe storage, while the rear bedroom is calm and adaptable — suitable for guests, children, or home office use. The bathroom includes an enclosed shower, vanity storage, and shelving, with a single WC serving the property.
The property includes a paved front area with open countryside views — a rare feature that enhances the setting and approach. To the rear, private off street parking and a standalone garage, included in the sale, offering secure storage or workspace potential. Boundaries are clearly defined by hedging, fencing, and low walling, and the rear aspect is not directly overlooked.

Location
Nestled in the heart of Aberdeenshire, Aberchirder—affectionately known as “Foggie”—is a picturesque village steeped in history and community spirit. Founded in 1764 as a planned estate village by Alexander Gordon of Auchintoul, it features a distinctive grid layout centred around a traditional village square. Located just six miles west of Turriff along the A97, Aberchirder offers a tranquil lifestyle with easy access to the surrounding countryside and nearby towns like Huntly and Banff.
The village is set amidst rolling farmland and scenic woodlands, with the Burn of Auchintoul flowing nearby and the River Deveron just to the south. Residents enjoy a strong sense of community, supported by local amenities including a library, social club, and sports facilities at McRobert Park. Historic landmarks like St Marnan’s Episcopal Church add to the village’s charm, while the surrounding area offers opportunities for walking, wildlife spotting, and exploring Aberdeenshire’s rich heritage.
Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or a base to explore the northeast of Scotland, Aberchirder offers a warm welcome and a slower pace of life.