• Elegant ‘B’ Listed home offering almost 5,300 sq. ft. +
• Dating from the late 18th century. +
• Sensitively modernised accommodation. +
• Generously proportioned rooms. +
• Beautifully presented cottage with 2 bedrooms +
• Beautiful mature garden. +
• The garden adjoining the Burn of Deskford. +
• 2 Sheds | Outbuilding with boiler room and 2 stores +
• 4.8 acres in total. +
• Approached through twin stone pillars +

A beautifully presented B listed house with cottage set in 4.8 acres of mature policies.

Cullen 1.3 miles, Buckie 8 miles, Lossiemouth 26 miles, Aberdeen 54 miles

Porch | Entrance hall | Reception hall |Drawing room l Dining room | Games room | Office | Study | 2 Kitchens | Breakfast room | Utility room | 2 Cloakrooms | 6 Bedrooms | 3 Family bathrooms | Separate Cottage l Garden | 2 Sheds | Outbuilding with boiler room and 2 stores | Coal storage | Burn frontage I 4.8 acres | EPC Rating E | Cottage EPC Rating F

Historical Note
Alexander Wilson became Factor to the Earl Seafield for his Cullen estates in 1801, moving from Brangen, Boyndie, to Tochieneal which he farmed. Here there was already a house - of which the south portion of the present Tochieneal House was all or part. Alexander remained factor until 1823, after which he was succeeded by his nephew, John Wilson. John married in 1832 and had a large family. It may have been he, rather than his bachelor uncle, who doubled and re-orientated the house. William Robertson worked extensively for the Seafield estates and in Cullen; he also undertook many extensions and enlargments of houses for which there was a demand during the 1820-40 period. The long single storey building adjoining the rear of the house is said to have served as a school.

The property
Dating from the late 18th century, Tochieneal House is an elegant home offering almost 5,300 sq. ft. of sensitively modernised accommodation
arranged over three floors. Retained character feature include large sash glazing, generously proportioned rooms, high ceilings and some original fireplaces.

The accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall and comprises a stunning drawing room with fireplace, dining room with fireplace, kitchen with wall and base units and modern integrated appliances and a bedroom and a shower room. On the lower ground floor, the property provides a study with fireplace and cloakroom, a second kitchen with wall and base units, two butler’s sinks, a cast-iron range and an inter-connecting breakfast room with fireplace with bread oven. There is also a separate utility room and a bedroom with garden access. Accessible through an enclosed footbridge oversailing the lower ground floor, the property also benefits from a vaulted outbuilding providing an studio/office with woodburner, and a workshop/games room with cloakroom and garden access.