Low & Partners are delighted to present Dunmore, Netherbrae — a well-appointed 3-bedroom bungalow set within a peaceful rural pocket of Aberdeenshire. Offering generous internal proportions and a practical single-level layout, the property combines comfort, flexibility, and privacy. With three double bedrooms, a bright sunroom, and a detached garage, Dunmore is ideally suited to downsizers, families, or buyers seeking a quiet countryside base within reach of Turriff, Banff, and commuter routes to Aberdeen.
An L-shaped hallway finished with parquet flooring and white-painted walls. The layout provides direct access to all accommodation, with natural light entering through glazed panels. Timber double doors form a focal point at one end, while the arrangement of furniture and wall-mounted artwork establishes symmetry and clear circulation throughout.
A bright, well-proportioned dining room with parquet flooring and a textured ceiling. A large window with floral curtains frames uninterrupted views across open countryside, drawing natural light deep into the space. The layout allows for generous dining arrangements. The room offers both privacy and connection—ideal for formal entertaining or everyday use.
A well-appointed kitchen with timber cabinetry, light worktops, and a patterned wood-effect floor. A freestanding range cooker with matching hood is set beneath tiled splashbacks, with a window above the sink drawing in natural light and offering open views. The layout supports practical workflow, with ample surface space and clear separation between cooking and preparation zones.
A functional rear utility space accessed via the back door, and leading to the kitchen. The area benefits from natural light and offers clear zoning for laundry, storage, and secondary entry. The space provides a discreet service route without interrupting the main flow of the home.
A spacious lounge with light walls and a carpeted floor, arranged to maximise natural light from large rear-facing windows. A stone fireplace with gas insert forms the central focal point, flanked by recessed alcoves and wall-mounted features. Ceiling-mounted pendant lights provide balanced illumination and sliding glass doors lead into a conservatory with uninterrupted garden views.
A bright, triple-aspect sunroom with tiled flooring and a ceiling-mounted fan light. Large windows on three sides draw in natural light and frame uninterrupted views across open countryside. Vertical blinds offer light control, while the proportions support flexible use as a secondary lounge, reading area, or garden-facing retreat.
The bathroom suite includes a bath with shower attachment, pedestal basin, and WC, with a towel radiator mounted to one side. A rear-facing window provides natural light, and the layout supports practical use with clear zoning for bathing and storage. A rear-facing double bedroom with soft neutral tones, panelled feature wall, and a wide window framing garden views. The layout centres around a generous bed position with matching bedside units and ambient lighting. The en-suite is smartly finished with a white vanity unit, wall-mounted mirror, and glass-enclosed shower—offering private convenience without compromising on style. Two further double bedrooms, both front-facing and well-proportioned. One features a green panelled accent wall, and open views across the surrounding landscape. The other is styled with bold blue wall panelling, a large window, and ample floor space for furniture or play. Both rooms benefit from excellent natural light and offer flexible use as children’s bedrooms, guest rooms, or home offices The property enjoys a generous plot with landscaped gardens to the front and rear. A paved driveway leads to a detached garage, with timber fencing and open outlooks enhancing privacy and kerb appeal. At the rear, the lawn is bordered by fencing and a retaining wall, with a curved bench set into a paved seating area. The sunroom opens directly onto the garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.