Initial price	£1,100,000
24/05/25	£995,000
Price Change	-9.55%

Fairley House is a stunning period property that exudes grandeur and warmth, with a rich history dating back to the 18th century. The North Wing, added between 1880 and 1890, features Scottish Baronial and Aberdeen granite architectural styles, while the original 18th-century wing was replaced with a modern annexe and garage in the 1970s. The property boasts a range of impressive features, including a restored Scots pitch pine staircase, original doors, leaded windows, and beautifully crafted oak fire surround. The spacious drawing room, dining hall, and bedrooms feature high ceilings, traditional sash and case windows, and original fireplaces, creating an atmosphere of grandeur and warmth. The property also features bespoke bathrooms, kitchen, and storage cabinetry, as well as an oak-panelled study/library. The expansive gardens, covering approximately three acres, are easily maintained and offer a tranquil setting, with ancient trees, a small orchard, and well-kept lawns and shrubbed areas. The property is located in a semi-rural setting, just a few minutes' walk from the local village, which offers a range of amenities, and is easily accessible to Aberdeen City Centre, airport, and nearby business parks.