• Bungalow With Three Bedrooms +
• Large Conservatory With Countryside Views +
• Bathroom with Freestanding Roll Top Bath +
• Rear Garden With Patio And Lawn Areas +
• Semi Rural Setting With Open Surroundings +
• Stylish Lounge With Stovax Multi Fuel Stove +
• Kitchen With Built In Appliances +
• Three Double Bedrooms +
• Detached Garage With Additional Parking Track +
• Oil Fired Central Heating System +

Situated in a Newton, just a short drive outside of Elgin, this extended stone built cottage mixes traditional character with modern upgrades, all set across a single level. With multiple extensions over the years, the layout has grown to create a home that feels far more spacious than you might expect from the outside, while still keeping that original cottage feel at its core.

You enter into the hallway, where the rooms branch off in a clear and natural order. Just off the entrance, the bathroom sits to the front of the home and immediately stands out. A freestanding roll top bath gives it a more traditional feel, while the two tone walls, cream below and grey above, add a stylish contrast without overpowering the space. A vanity unit provides storage beneath the sink, and a large frosted window keeps the room bright while maintaining privacy.

Next along the hall is the first bedroom, and this is one of the more thoughtfully arranged rooms in the house. A full wall of built-in storage has been designed around a central bed space, with cupboards to either side and above, making the most of the available space without the need for additional furniture. The room is finished in neutral tones, with a striped feature wall adding a bit of detail without taking over.

The second bedroom is slightly smaller but still comfortably able to accommodate a double bed. It’s a simpler space in terms of finish, with clean neutral walls, a tall window bringing in natural light, and the same light grey carpet underfoot, keeping a consistent feel with the rest of the home.

At the end of the hallway you move into the lounge, which acts as the central hub of the property. Immediately your attention is drawn to the fireplace, a Stovax multi fuel stove which is set into the chimney and framed by a wooden mantel and a light marble effect hearth. Wooden flooring runs underfoot, while the mix of neutral walls and a warmer toned feature wall adds a bit of depth without overpowering the space. The remaining rooms of the home all lead off from here.

The conservatory extends the living space further, with glazing on three sides bringing in natural light and making the most of the surrounding countryside views. It’s a room that can shift depending on how you want to use it, whether that’s as a second sitting area, dining space or somewhere quieter to relax, with a door leading straight out to the garden. It’s size means it can easily accommodate a sofa and dining table and chairs at the same time.