Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Aspen Lodge, Nethy Bridge, a cozy and compact detached type home with 3 bed in the PH25 3DA area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built before 1919 and has a reported internal area of 118 internal square metres
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £302,500 and a rental potential of £1,966 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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** Please note that a closing date has been set for Friday 24th June. All offers to be submitted by 12pm. **
House Simple is delighted to present this three bedroom, detached house in the heart of Nethy Bridge. This is a rare opportunity to buy one the most historic houses in the village.
This freehold property benefits from: 2 reception rooms, downstairs bathroom and upstairs shower room, modern kitchen/diner; oil central heating and double-glazed windows throughout; there is off street parking for 2 cars at the front of the house with additional parking space at rear; the large, enclosed back garden has a good-sized lawn and mature borders with trees and shrubs, with a seating area and large shed / store.
Aspen Lodge is a lovely, traditional stone house with slate roof, very conveniently situated in the heart of Nethy Bridge, close to the village shops and public transport. It also lies right on the Speyside Way and there are super walks and bike rides straight from the house. The playing fields, tennis courts and children's play park are directly opposite the cottage.
Aspen Lodge was formerly the Old Police Station and is full of character - the downstairs bathroom used to be the police cell and still has the original door. It gets its name from the fine stand of Aspen trees at the rear of the house.
Aspen Lodge is remarkably spacious, warm and welcoming with high ceilings and lots of natural light. It has been extensively refurbished and modernised by the current owners. In recent years it has been operating as a very successful self-catering holiday cottage with many guests coming back year after year - a testament to the standard of the accommodation and its ideal location.
Room Details
- Entrance through front door to Front Hall.
- Front Hall has doors to Living Room, Dining Room, Understairs Cupboard and the Rear Hall. Stairs to Landing. Fitted carpet.
- Living Room
(4.34m x 4.19m, 14'3" x 13'9"). Light and bright room with windows to side and front of house. Stovax wood-burning stove. 2 Sky points. BT point. Fitted carpet. - Dining Room
(4.33m x 3.96m, 14'2" x 13'0"). Window to front of house. Door to shelved press cupboard. Door to rear hall. Fitted carpet. 2 Sky points. - Understairs Cupboard contains timer control for heating system.
- Rear Hall is accessed from Living Room and Front Hall. Hatch with stopcock for water. Room thermostat. Vinyl floor.
- Kitchen (5.06m x 4.20m, 16'7" x 13'9"). Modern kitchen with cream units and wall cupboards, single electric oven, extractor hood, electric ceramic hob with black glass splashback. Space and plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine. Stainless steel sink and draining board. Vinyl floor. High ceiling with Velux window and wood panelling. Window to back garden.
- Dining area can comfortably accommodate a table for 4 people. Vinyl floor. Windows to side of house and to back garden. Electricity consumer unit and meter.
- Bathroom
(3.03m x 2.12m, 9'11" x 6'11"). A room full of character - it used to be the cell when the house was the village Police House (and retains the old cell door as a link with history). Modern, white 3 piece suite with bath, basin and WC. The bath has a shower over the bath and glass sliding shower screen and has wet wall panels around the bath. Tall heated towel rail. Mirror above the basin and shaving light with shaver socket. Pine panelled walls and ceiling. Extractor fan. Traditional 'Sheila Maid' clothes dryer / airer over the bath. Velux window. Vinyl floor. - Downstairs Bedroom
(4.52m x 3.49m, 14'10" x 11'5"). A very bright and spacious room with windows on three sides: to the front, back and side of the house. Sky point. Fitted wardrobe. Fitted carpet. - Stairs to Landing. Fitted carpet.
- Landing has two useful storage cupboards. Doors to bedrooms and shower room. Velux window. Fitted carpet.
- Master Bedroom
(4.18m x 4.15m, 13'9" x 13'7"). Spacious room with dormer window to front of house with views to the woods over the playing fields, where the village Highland Games are held every year. Ample shelved storage. Door to shelved cupboard. Sky point. Fitted carpet. - Bedroom 2 (4.42m x 3.05m, 14'6" x 10'0"). Spacious room with dormer window to front of house with views to the woods and playing fields. Door to shelved wardrobe. Fitted carpet. Sky point.
- Shower Room. Walk-in shower cubicle with electric Mira shower and white tiles; white basin and WC. Mirror over basin with shaving light with shaver socket. Heated towel rail. Velux window. Extractor fan. Vinyl floor.
- Outside
- Good-sized storage shed (2.73m x 2.4m, 8'11" x 7'10") with power and light. Work bench.
- Garden. Fully enclosed with fence and gate. Stone-chipped, low maintenance eating / sitting area. Large lawn. Mature borders stocked with perennials, shrubs and trees. The backdrop of the garden is the lovely stand of Aspen trees which give the house its name. They provide spectacular colour in autumn. Space for parking and turning. 1800 litre bunded oil tank.
Council Tax: Band D (£1163.00 Per Annum )"
