A shocking mill conversion in Aberdeenshire that comes with a glass see-through flooring within the eating room has simply gone in the marketplace.
Higher Kennerty Mill in Peterculter is a former water-powered grain mill located on the banks of the Culter Burn that dates again to the nineteenth century. It has now been transformed into an attractive fashionable four-bedroom household residence.
The class B listed constructing nonetheless has a lot of its authentic options with the glass flooring designed to indicate the interior workings and gears of the unique mill. The spacious property has been positioned in the marketplace for presents of over £1.2 m.
Talking in regards to the distinctive undertaking, property brokers answerable for the sale, Galbraith stated: "The design, by Annie Kenyon Architects, integrates many historic options and is each sympathetic and architecturally placing together with a brand new modern extension.
"Unique parts and options have been preserved and restored by extremely expert craftsmen, particularly the water wheels, lade bridges and water gates, and the core mill constructing seems to be a lot as it could have when it was in-built 1838."
Set near the water, the one acre of surrounding land is a haven for a wide range of wildlife together with otters, purple squirrels, geese, purple kites and plenty of backyard birds.
The open-plan household kitchen and eating room, the place you will discover the glass viewing flooring to the restored mill equipment beneath, leads out onto the courtyard patio space.
There's a spacious lounge comes full with a wood-burning range and conventional ceiling beams, whereas the bespoke carved elm and glass staircase leads as much as the second flooring the place you will discover the 4 bedrooms.
You'll be able to see the unique itemizing right here.
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