Upper Whitefield is a detached stone villa at Mosstowie, standing in its own garden grounds in open farmland a few miles west of Elgin. It was built around 1900 and runs to 1,808 sq ft.
The kitchen has been opened out and fitted with an island, skylights and integrated appliances. The living room is dual aspect, with a fireplace and patio doors to the garden. Beyond it the conservatory is the room that makes the house: glazed overhead and on every face, with the fields running away to the horizon.
A dining room sits off the hall, along with a utility room, the shower room and the principal bedroom. Two further bedrooms are upstairs under the dormers, and a separate stair above the kitchen leads to an attic office. The house is dressed as a three-bedroom and flexes further — the dining room works as a ground-floor bedroom, and the Home Report lists the attic as a fourth bedroom or study.
Outside there are lawns on more than one side, mature trees, shaped borders and a paved terrace with room for a table and the same long view. A stone outbuilding stands beside the house, and a gravel driveway runs in from the road to a single garage.
Mosstowie is quiet and agricultural, with Elgin and its shops, schools and station a short drive away. Heating is an oil boiler and radiators, the tenure is freehold, and the Home Report is on this page to read before you visit.
