7 bed country house for sale

Manse Road, Rhynie AB54

Set in a commanding elevated position just outside Rhynie, this distinguished stone-built former manse combines historical grandeur with rural tranquility. Dating from the mid-18th century the property retains a wealth of period features including high gables, coped chimneys, and traditional stonework.

Sympathetically extended with a modern south-facing conservatory, the house offers generous and flexible accommodation across multiple levels. While internally dated in places, the house is entirely serviceable and ready for a new chapter.

With grounds extending to approximately 6.34 hectares, including a 17th century walled garden, formal south lawn, arboretums, and mature woodland, the property provides an extraordinary setting with potential for horticulture, events, or leisure use.

Accommodation
- Ground Floor
- Modern Conservatory with views over terrace and gardens
- Entrance Hall with traditional features
- Drawing Room with open fire
- Dining Room with fireplace
- Kitchen/Diner, Pantry, Larder, and Utility
- Boot Room, W/C, and rear corridor

Half Landing
- Bathroom
- Bedroom 1/Study

First Floor
- Spacious Landing
- 3 Bedrooms including Principal Bedroom with En-Suite
- Additional Dressing Room/Bedroom 5

Second Floor
- 2 Further Bedrooms
- Family Bathroom

Gardens & Grounds
- Approx. 6.34 hectares of private grounds
- Category B Listed, 17th century walled Garden with historic features
- Terraced lawn with herbaceous borders and panoramic views
- Lower Arboretum along the River Bogie
- Upper Arboretum and meadow with a Scheduled Monument (Bell Knowe Cairn) and fruit cages

Outbuildings
- Substantial stone/harled garage and workshop building. Includes Double Garage, Woodstore, Workshop, W/C, and Larder
- Two Timber-Framed Greenhouses
- Garden Folly

Location
Daluaine Manse enjoys a peaceful yet convenient rural setting on the edge of the historic village of Rhynie, in the heart of Aberdeenshire.

Surrounded by rolling countryside and commanding views towards Tap o’ Noth, the property lies within an area rich in heritage, with notable historic sites nearby, including Huntly Castle and the Rhynie Pictish Stone display next door.

Local amenities in Rhynie include a primary school, shop and post office, while the nearby towns of Huntly and Alford provide a wider range of services, secondary schooling, and leisure facilities. The property is within reach independent schools, including Gordonstoun, St Margeret’s School for Girls, Robert Gordon’s College and Albyn School.

The area is well-positioned for access to Royal Deeside, with its scenic beauty, outdoor pursuits, and royal connections. Huntly railway station offers direct links to Aberdeen and Inverness, and Aberdeen itself is easily accessible for commuting, providing a full range of business, transport, and cultural facilities.

Viewing & Contact
Viewing strictly by appointment only. To arrange a viewing please contact Peter Graham & Associates llp