Eastbank is a stunning C Listed mansion house in Ferryhill, Aberdeen, built in 1825 to the design of renowned architect John Smith. The property has been well-maintained by its current owners, with recent improvements including new boilers, a new range cooker, and extended lawn areas. The house boasts many original period features, including Gothic-style arched alcoves, intricate ceiling roses, and working shutters. The impressive reception rooms include a drawing room with a beautiful open fireplace and a sun room with triple aspect and glazed French doors to the garden. The kitchen is bright and spacious, with extensive floor and wall units, a range cooker, and integrated appliances. The property also features a one-bedroom detached Coach House, perfect for a granny flat, rental opportunity, or overspill accommodation. The house is accessed through stone entrance pillars with electric gates and has a sweeping tarred drive leading to the front and side of the property. With its rich history, stunning architecture, and beautiful gardens, Eastbank is a truly unique and special property.