The Old Rectory is a historic detached home located in the rural area of Woodhead, near Aberdeen. The property dates back to around 1870 and was previously the rectory for All Saints Church. The house boasts period features such as high ceilings, picture rails, deep skirting boards, and cornice work, along with central heating and double glazing. The entrance vestibule has a striking black and white tiled floor, and there are two main reception rooms with fireplaces. The property also features a spacious dining kitchen, a utility room, a pantry, and a split-level staircase leading to five bedrooms. The master bedroom has built-in wardrobes and an en suite shower room, and the property also has a luxury main bathroom with underfloor heating. The grounds extend to about one acre and include a gravelled driveway, mature and cultivated borders, and a summerhouse with a log burner. There is also a detached garage and a lean-to containing the biomass equipment. The property is located in a rural setting with rolling fields and countryside views, yet is convenient for access to nearby towns and commuting to Aberdeen city.