Location

Letterfourie has a desirable position situated about (3 miles) from the Moray Firth coastline. The surrounding landscaped is typified by its striking coastline and undulating farmland. The area is renowned for its milder climate, low rainfall and its production of malting barley which supplies many whisky distilleries in the region. The nearby towns of Fochabers, Cullen and Buckie Provide a host of services including supermarkets, garage, doctor's surgery, dental practice, as well as a primary schooling. Scenic boat trips from Buckie harbour can be arranged to spot the famous Moray Firth dolphins. The town of Elgin, about 18 miles away, offers a wider range of everyday services, with supermarkets and a selection of independent retailers as well as banks, a hospital, primary and secondary schooling. Private schooling is available at Gordonstoun (private co-educational, day and boarding) which is about (23 miles) to the west.   The area has excellent communications. The A96 lies only (6 miles) to the east which is the main road connecting Inverness (57 miles) and Aberdeen (65 miles). Both cities offer domestic and international flights as well as a daily direct railway services to London including an overnight sleeper train. More locally the train can be taken from Huntly and Keith to either city. Moray is a popular tourist destination for both the domestic and international market. Famous for its rich history in food and whisky production, it is home to over half of the distilleries in Scotland. The nearby River Spey offers renowned salmon and sea trout fishing. The area is also known for its field sports including driven pheasant and partridge days. There a are a number of well managed grouse moors close by with stalking also available. Letterfourie is well positioned to access a wealth of walking, hiking and cycling opportunities, including those offered along the Moray coastline and Cairngorms National Park that attract many national and international visitors to the region each year. Away from the hills, there are numerous golf courses in the county with two local courses at Buckie (Buckpool and Strathlene) and other courses at Cullen, Banff, Spey Bay, Garmouth and MacDuff.

Description

A wonderful and exceptional opportunity to acquire a beautifully refurbished property forming part of the original steading complex of the Home Farm at the historic Letterfourie Estate. The Old Granary and Mill has been thoughtfully developed to offer a home of distinctive charm and character, blending craftsmanship with modern comfort. Set amidst the tranquil countryside of Moray, this property presents a unique proposition for buyers seeking flexible living arrangements. This could be for a private retreat or a commercial venture such as holiday lets. The Old Granary home showcases a rich palette of natural materials and heritage features including extensive use of Caithness slate flooring, solid oak flooring, traditional wood panelling and stud doors.

A home of exceptional character and thoughtful design, The Old Granary blends traditional craftsmanship with modern functionality, offering a warm and welcoming living environment.

Upon entering, a spacious boot/laundry room is both stylish and practical, with two large windows flooding the space with natural light, whilst full height storage cupboards provide ample room for coats, boots and household essentials. A Belfast style sink and plumbing for laundry appliances complete the space. Adjacent, a charming cloakroom features a white vanity basin and a traditional Thunderbox WC with wood panelled walls and a timber-lined ceiling.

A peaceful study offers a quiet retreat, with timber-lined walls, fitted bookcases, and the added security of two safes. From here, an inner hallway leads to a generous larder fitted with base units and offering space for an upright refrigerator and freezer. A high level hatch provides access to the loft, enhancing the home's storage options.

At the heart of the property lies the impressive dining kitchen. This beautifully proportioned room has four windows overlooking the garden and a stable style door opening to the courtyard. A stone fireplace with a wood burning stove and a shelved alcove creates a striking focal point. The kitchen is fitted with bespoke base units and timber worktops, including an oversized bespoke display dresser unit for additional cabinetry. A standout feature is the four oven Everhot range, finished in a distinctive colour that adds both style and substance.

The dining room is an elegant and light filled space with three windows and a door to the courtyard, ideal for entertaining. For more relaxed moments, the snug/sitting room offers a cosy atmosphere in winter with French doors that invite the outdoors in during spring and summer. A glass fronted display alcove sits beside the fireplace which houses another wood burning stove, perfect for cooler evenings.

The guest bedroom is a comfortable double with two windows, built in wardrobes and a stylish en suite bathroom featuring a WC, vanity basin and a deep roll top bath. The principal bedroom is a serene and spacious room with dual aspect windows, built in wardrobes, and a luxurious en suite with a roll top bath, vanity basin and WC.

Outside: The Old Granary enjoys a generous rear garden, perfectly positioned on the northeast elevation to capture stunning views across the Moray Firth, offering a peaceful and picturesque backdrop. On the southwest elevation a private driveway area provides a pleasant outlook over the former central courtyard. The grounds surrounding The Old Granary extend to about 1.4 acres, offering ample space for outdoor living, gardening and relaxation.