Set in sought-after Broughty Ferry, this stylishly presented, divided Victorian villa offers spacious accommodation over two floors combining period character with upgraded modern interiors. A path leading through a front garden gives way to a striking tiled entrance and the front door. A bright hallway with an original stair sweeps to the first floor landing where a large cupola draws natural light in. Enjoying an open and leafy outlook from a large bay window is a spacious living room, arranged around a focal fireplace with marble surround, where the airy atmosphere is enhanced by the high ceilings framed by ornate cornicing. Next door is a generous dining kitchen with contemporary fully integrated appliances, additional storage, space to seat up to eight diners, and direct access to the rear garden.

The property benefits from four well- proportioned double bedrooms, two on the main floor and another two on the top floor, all serviced by a stylish contemporary shower room and a large family bathroom, fitted with a four-piece suite. A useful box room add practicality, while ample additional storage can be found in the eaves.

This family home comes with private front and rear garden, the latter being fully enclosed. The gardens have been beautifully landscaped with colourful, mature planting and patios for outdoor seating and dining.

Extras: all fitted floorcoverings, light fittings and integrated appliances are included in the sale.

Broughty Ferry

Some four miles east of Dundee on the north bank of the Firth of Tay, Broughty Ferry promises the best of both worlds: a coastal lifestyle with the vibrant city on its doorstep.

During the Industrial Revolution, when Dundee established its wealth in ‘jute, jam and journalism’, the former fishing and whaling village of Broughty Ferry was transformed into one of the most affluent suburbs in Europe, which accounts for its rich stock of grand detached villas and mansion houses.

The seaside resort remains a popular tourist attraction today, with visitors drawn to its long, sandy beach and esplanade, 15th-century Broughty Castle, and its array of fashionable eating and drinking spots.

Broughty Ferry enjoys all the local amenities you would expect of a small town, which are supplemented with world-class shopping, culture, and heritage in Dundee.

The UK’s first UNESCO City of Design, Dundee was also named Best Place to Live in Scotland 2019 and 2025 by The Sunday Times.

In addition to excellent road (and public bus) links for local and national travel, Broughty Ferry station operates regular services to Dundee and further afield to Aberdeen, Arbroath, and Edinburgh. Daily flights and direct trains to London are also available from Dundee Airport and Dundee train station, respectively.

Broughty Ferry offers education at all levels, with nursery schools, three primary schools, and a secondary school. Independent schooling and childcare options are also available nearby, including the prestigious High School of Dundee.