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Open up to stylish living at energy-efficient home

Visualise what your future could look like by taking a tour round one of Abedeenshire’s contemporary new showhomes. Like something straight out of an interior design magazine, the Gardener style showhome in Tarves is the epitome of modern family living.

Located within Willowburn, the new Scotia Home development of three and four-bedroom homes, the detached, energy-efficient showhome boasts three bedrooms and a contemporary, open-plan ground floor with French doors on to an enclosed back garden.

Designed by Karen McKimmie and David Mackie from the Aberdeen based interior design studio Ambiance, property hunters are sure to be inspired.

At the beating heart of the attractive showhome is a sleek and stylish bespoke kitchen, which is fitted with an oven, hob and hood as well as an integrated fridge freezer. Ideal for busy family life, the kitchen is open plan to the dining room. The open-plan approach is also evident in the living room which is open plan to the dining area.

Spanning two floors, the property also has superb storage space, especially in the utility room at the back of the home. Upstairs, there is a master bedroom with a spacious en suite shower room as well as a generous walk-in wardrobe. There are two further bedrooms on this floor, both of which have built-in wardrobes. And for those working at home, the study area in the top hallway could easily be turned into an office space. There is also a family bathroom on this floor.

In terms of energy efficiency, solar panels are fitted as standard to help reduce energy bills, alongside large contemporary windows.

Location-wise, the development is situated near Ellon and Inverurie while Aberdeen is just 30 minutes away. Lovers of the great outdoors will also be in their element as the development is close to beautiful countryside and coastline. The popular beaches at Balmedie, Newburgh and Cruden Bay make this area a haven for wildlife lovers and it’s a perfect place for calming coastal walks.

Scotia has been building homes in the north and north-east of Scotland for more than 30 years.

Its current and future development pipeline includes sites in Aberdeen, Arbroath, Ballater, Blairgowrie, Braemar, Brechin, Ellon, Forfar, Insch, Inverness, Kintore, Newmachar, Oldmeldrum and St Andrews. The company builds about 200 new homes annually and employs more than 200 people.

Prices at Willowburn start at £259,950. To view the showhome email Willowburn.sales@scotia-homes.co.uk, phone 07866 510414 or visit the website here.

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