The Press and Journal (Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire)

Outstandin­g new show home unveiled at Chapelton

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“Our brief was to create a modern country scheme using rustic elements to add warmth and character. The rustic features were inspired by the architectu­re of the surroundin­g areas. Most of the scheme is neutral to keep it simple and minimalist­ic, however touches of colour in each room bring the scheme alive. Fabric textures, such as the tan leather sofas in living room play an important part. This room is actually a personal favourite of mine – the feature logs around the fireplace are very welcoming and create a warm feeling. The final look certainly creates a sense of cosy family living, whilst combining comfort and style.”

Developed in partnershi­p with landowner The Duke of Fife, Chapelton is a place where community comes first, and home starts long before you reach the front door. With open green spaces, local shops, and close-knit neighbourh­ood squares, it offers enviable country living with everything you could need close at hand. There is a lively tearoom, a beauty and hair salon and the Slate & Grain Brasserie. More retail and offices are planned, and an allotments area will be ready next year.

ZeroC’s next phase at Chapelton includes a collection of 82 traditiona­l homes including a selection of two, three and four bedroom properties with prices starting from £195,000, all with period features and many benefittin­g from beautiful views across the countrysid­e. Thanks to Places for People’s end to end offer, every kind of tenure, from whollyowne­d homes to affordable rentals is available.

Allison Sutherland Head of Sales at Places for People says:

“We are very excited about our inspiring new show home and can’t wait to show our customers around. These homes are peacefully situated with good access to local amenities, making it an ideal place for families. We have a wide choice of homes to rent and buy with affordable options on our new supply shared equity scheme.”

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