Travel west on the A93 North Deeside Road from Aberdeen. Just as you leave the village of Peterculter, take the sharp right hand turn up Malcolm Road. Continue along this road to the end of the village and the entrance to Peterculter Retirement Park is located on the left hand side.
Peterculter Retirement Park is a thriving development offering a variety of modern, stylish villas for persons over the age of 55. The land is owned by Alpha Land Ltd, a family run business, and there will be approximately 100 permanent homes on site once completed. The remaining properties will be sold under the Mobile Homes Act 1983.
Each villa is constructed by Stately Albion, Europe’s oldest manufacturer of park homes, to the residential standard BS3632. All homes built to this standard are required to be highly energy efficient and come with a long-term structural warranty. In addition, all Stately Albion Residential Park Homes come with a 10 year Gold Shield warranty. Gold Shield provides the home with protection for 10 years against any major inherent structural defects.
All villas are fitted with double glazing, gas central heating (LPG), furniture, flooring and window dressings. Many of the villas also include luxurious features such as Porcelanosa tiles, rain effect showers, granite worktops and integrated appliances. Each villa will have its own allocated area of garden, a parking space and shed.
The “Goodwood” house type is a spacious and well appointed home featuring quality fixtures and fittings. The well equipped and modern kitchen is fully fitted and includes a range of quality appliances, while the principal bedroom features hardwood furniture, a spacious walk in wardrobe and en suite shower room. Bay windows and patio doors allow for lots of natural light.
Location
Peterculter Retirement Park is located along Malcolm Road on the outskirts of the village of Peterculter, which lies approximately 8 miles west of Aberdeen City Centre and is situated along the A93 North Deeside Road. With good proximity to the AWPR, Peterculter lies within easy commuting distance of Westhill, Kingswells, Dyce and Aberdeen city centre. There are several regular bus routes accessible along the North Deeside Road, including the No 19 which provides easy access to the city, while the Deeside villages as far as Braemar are accessible via a stagecoach service. There is a good range of local shops and amenities, including a health centre, library, community centre and 18 hole golf course. Kippie Lodge Sports and Country Club with its 9 hole golf course and considerable sports facilities is also within close proximity. There are a number of recreational and outdoor pursuits available locally, including woodland and riverside walks in picturesque Deeside and along the Old Deeside Railway Line.
Other Information
Electronic gates to the community ensure a safe and secure environment in which to live.
Communal areas are maintained by the land owner, while a community lounge is for the use of the residents for social activities and clubs.
An annual service charge is payable in full in February each year. The cost as at February 2023 was £1690.00.
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