This charming detached home, built in 1847 and extended in 1860, boasts a unique blend of traditional features and modern amenities. The property's granite and sandstone construction, slate roof, and ornate details such as cornice work, dado rails, and picture rails, give it a rich history and character. The spacious interior features a vestibule, welcoming hallway, and three reception rooms, including a sitting room with a fireplace, a formal dining room, and a drawing room with an open fireplace. The kitchen is semi-open plan with a breakfast room and features an Aga and extensive storage. The property also has a self-contained apartment on the first floor, a utility room, and a home office. The grounds include a large walled garden, a rose garden, and a tiered level of wild garden, as well as a former coach house now used as garaging, car port, and storage space. Located in the heart of Aberdeen, the property is close to a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and schools.