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Finnercy Park, Echt the Most Tranquil Setting Aberdeenshire Has to Offer FINNERCY PA RK ECHT, WESTHILL, ABERD EENSHIRE AB32 6US Another exclusive development by FINNERCY PARK, ECHT THE MOST TRANQUIL SETTING ABERDEENSHIRE HAS TO OFFER. Finnercy Park is Veitchi’s most beautiful Maryculter - another niche development breakfasting and a commodious setting to date, reposing in the green of only four houses. Discerning buyers family area. rolling hills and fields of the wonderful were quick to secure these homes, which Master bedrooms have spacious walk- Aberdeenshire countryside. understandably sold in record time. in wardrobes designed to satisfy the Veitchi Homes are renowned for their These substantial house styles are 3,316 most fastidious fashionista. Beyond this, choice of settings but none more superb sq.ft and 2984 sq.ft, boasting four and five the second bedrooms are en-suite and than Finnercy Park. Rural, peaceful, and bedrooms. They have amazing hallways downstairs there is a further shower tranquil containing only three exquisite with galleried stairs and oak finishes, giving room. All bathrooms tiles and kitchens are detached homes; the kind of homes most a feeling of grandeur and opulence as supplied by the renowned Laings people can only dream of. soon as you enter. of Inverurie. These distinctive designs were first created Our elegant bright and airy lounges and Veitchi’s attention to detail is impeccable by Veitchi at their Mill Lane development dining rooms make the most of the green and our finishes and specification at Port Elphinstone - where only three of countryside vista, with their expansive encompass all the elements that Veitchi these outstanding homes were built - then use of glass. Kitchens are generous in the know make a special home... your home. latterly on our Rosebank development in extreme, designed with lots of space for LOCATION SITE LAYOUT A96 WHERE IS FINNERCY PARK? DYCE A96 A STONES THROW AWAY. NORTHFIELD 3 A90 2 WESTHILL ECHT A944 ABERDEEN Enjoy the best of both worlds at Finnercy Park; unadulterated country B9119 HAZELHEAD living with easy access to the city. FINNERCY PARK B9125 DRUM CASTLE, NEAR DRUMOAK Realize the dream of a country life in a home that feels like sanctuary; A90 DRUM CASTLE a million miles from the real world with all its hustle and bustle. After a GARDEN & ESTATE PETERCULTER hard day’s work let the cares of the day slip away as you drive into rural B977 PLOT 1 Aberdeenshire. Watch the seasons change, enjoy the beautiful views, 1 ROWAN breathe the clean air. PORTLETHEN BANCHORY LOCH OF PLOT 2 SKENE 2 You don’t have to drive deep to be steeped in the relaxing countryside HAWTHORN A90 setting of our newest development. PLOT 3 3 Many people hold the dream of country living but have a reluctance to ROWAN detach fully from all the amenities the town and city offer. Finnercy Park is ideally situated for easy commuter access to Aberdeen city, and is TO ECHT TO WESTHILL ABERDEEN LIGHTHOUSE close enough to Westhill and Banchory - with its plethora of shops and N restaurants - to satisfy all of your requirements. With access to all the B9119 TOLL riches of the Aberdeenshire countryside right on your actual doorstep, HOUSE you can live your dream at Finnercy Park. W FINNERCY 1 PARK B9125 E S FLORA’S SHOP THE MANNIE STATUE INFRONT OF ABERDEEN TOWN HALL & RESTAURANT THE DEVELOPMENT BEDROOM 4 GROUND FLOOR: W WST LOUNGE: 4.585 x 6.235m 15’0 x 20’5” S S TEP TEP BEDROOM 2 STUDY AREA ENSUITE FAMILY AREA: 3.285 x 4.100m 10’9 x 13’5” ENSUITE W W UPPER HALLWAY 4.300 x 4.700m 14’1 x 15’5” WW KITCHEN: DRESSING BREAKFAST: 2.750 x 5.525m 9’0 x 18’1” ST V OID OVER 4.775 x 3.835m 15’8 x 12’7” HALLWAY W DINING ROOM: BEDROOM 3 MASTER BEDROOM BATHROOM SHOWER ROOM: 2.535 x 1.770m 8’4 x 5’9” UTILITY: 3.450 x 2.185m 11’4 x 7’2” DOUBLE GARAGE: 6.120 x 6.570m 20’1 x 21’6” FIRST FLOOR: KITCHEN MASTER BEDROOM: 4.745 x 3.591m 15’7 x 11’9” COVERED REAR ENTRANCE EN SUITE: 2.634 x 2.150m 8’7 x 7’1” PANTRY BEDROOM 2: 4.170 x 4.010m 13’8 x13’2” BEDROOM 5 UTILITY H AW THOR N / STUDY ROOM EN SUITE: 2.824 x 1.820m 9’3 x 6’0” CLOAK ROOM ST BEDROOM 3: 3.820 x 3.220m 12’6 x 10’7” 5 BEDROOM LUXURY DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE S BEDROOM 4: 3.520 x 5.125m 11’6 x 17’1” TEPS BREAKFAST AREA FAMILY AREA VILLA WITH DOUBLE GARAGE. HALL BEDROOM 5: 2.835 x 4.035m 9’3 x 13’3” FLOOR SPACE: BATHROOM: 2.845 x 2.497m 9’4 x 8’3” 3,316 SQ.FT / 308 SQ.M DINING ROOM VESTIBULE LOUNGE CLOAKS PLOT: 2 THE DEVELOPMENT BEDROOM 4 GROUND FLOOR: WALKIN WARDOBE W LOUNGE: 6.500 x 4.085m 21’4 x 13’5” W STUDY AREA W KITCHEN / BREAKFAST: 5.985 x 4.170m 19’7 x 13’8” ENSUITE DRESSING UPPER HALLWAY FAMILY AREA: 4.700 x 3.100m 15’5 x 10’2” MASTER BEDROOM ENSUITE W DINING ROOM: 5.985 x 3.785m 19’7 x 12’5” LINEN ST BEDROOM 2 SHOWER ROOM: 2.210 x 1.820m 7’3 x 5’11” V OID OVER HALLWAY UTILITY: 2.210 x 1.820m 11’5 x 7’6” BEDROOM 3 W BATHROOM DOUBLE GARAGE: 6.120 x 6.570m 20’1 x 21’7” FAMILY AREA FIRST FLOOR: COVERED REAR ENTRANCE UTILITY ROOM MASTER BEDROOM: 5.330 x 4.120m 17’6 x 13’6” EN SUITE: 3.400 x 1.835m 11’2 x 6’0” BREAKFAST AREA CLOAK BEDROOM 2: 4.085 x 2.770m 13’5 x 9’1” ROOM ROWA N ST EN SUITE: 2.635 x 1.770m 8’8 X 5’9 BEDROOM 3: 3.770 x 2.820m 12’4 x 9’3” 4 BEDROOM LUXURY DETACHED KITCHEN DOUBLE GARAGE LOUNGE BEDROOM 4: 3.520 x 4.735m 11’6 x 15’6” VILLA WITH DOUBLE GARAGE. HALL BATHROOM: 2.720 x 3.200m 8’11 x 10’6” FLOOR SPACE: DINING ROOM ST 2,984 SQ.FT / 274 SQ.M VESTIBULE PLOTS: 1 & 3 SPECIFICATION KITCHENS DECORATION The kitchens have been individually designed Internal walls to have a magnolia paint finish with and all benefit from fully integrated appliances. a white paint finish to ceilings, skirtings and door VEITCHI HOMES All homes have an induction hob, feature cooker facings will be white satin finish. hood, single oven, combi microwave, warming drawer, all with a stainless steel finish together ELECTRICAL with a tall integrated fridge/freezer and a NOT YOUR Ample sockets throughout complying with NHBC dishwasher. Feature lighting under wall units. and building warrant requirements including Purchasers may have a choice of units TV/Satellite and telephone points to the lounge AVERAGE HOMES... depending on the construction programme. and family room with further TV and telephone points to all bedrooms. Shaver sockets to all But then Veitchi Homes are not your average house builder BATHROOM bathrooms and en suites. – we are small and very select in what we build and we are The bathrooms feature a four piece suite backed by the strength and diversity of the Veitchi Group. including a separate shower cubicle, the master SECURITY ALARM Quality, craftsmanship, value-for-money and customer satisfaction are at the heart of everything we do. bedrooms and bedroom 2 each have an en suite System wired security contact breakers/ shower room. All bathrooms and en suites have PIR sensors covering all ground floor entry Our homes are designed in a traditional style; they have fitted vanity furniture. Ground floor cloakroom points, upper hall and the garage. Alarm is character, inside and out; rooms are spacious and laid out with separate shower enclosure. mounted externally with internal shrill alarm - where they ought to be; kitchens and bathrooms are timeless; Purchasers may have a choice of colours for incorporating automatic direct dial alert facility fixtures and fittings are of the highest quality; and above all furniture and tiling depending on construction to a 24 hour manned station. they are built to last. programme. Of course, we build new homes designed for the 21st century; EXTERNAL that are energy efficient with double glazing and gas central WINDOWS, INTERNAL DOORS heating as standard as you would expect. They even have AND STAIR Paviours to private driveways and precast concrete slab paths around house as per underfloor heating downstairs. Other little luxuries might High performance Scandinavian double glazed drawings. External electric sockets at rear of include a walk-in wardrobe in the master bedroom or an extra timber windows with white finish, Pre-finished house. External water tap at rear door. Light shower room; we understand a family needs functional living Oak veneer solid core flush internal doors with fittings adjacent to all external doors as space so we try to incorporate family rooms and breakfasting chrome ironmongery, glazed feature doors per drawings. areas, utility rooms and lots of storage space; and we make a where design dictates. Oak finish to stair garage big enough you can actually fit a car inside. stringer, balustrade and handrails. GARDENS Just like you, we are very discerning about location – we look for quiet areas that will be a safe haven for a family but has CENTRAL HEATING Gardens will be graded where necessary using good amenities nearby and fast commuter links.
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