65A Frithside Street, Fraserburgh, AB43 9JA

• PRIME NEW ENTRY. We are delighted to bring to the market this 3 bedroom duplex flat, situated within a prime location in Fraserburgh.

• **17 Rowan Place, Fraserburgh, AB43 9DF, previously sold for £82,000. 51, Hillcrest, Fraserburgh, AB43 9NB, previously sold for £87,000**

• For rental purposes, the property could potentially attract a monthly rent of £750-£800 per month (£9,000-£9,600 p/a). Excellent yield potential. 

• Sure to appeal to shrewd buy to let investors looking for a ready to let property with great capital growth potential.

• Property is located close to schools and local amenities with transport links nearby. 

PRIME NEW ENTRY. 3 bedroom flat, situated within a prime location in Fraserburgh

Property Comprises: Entrance hallway, living room, kitchen, bathroom, 3 spacious bedrooms. Property benefits from ample storage throughout.

Sales Evidence:

**17 Rowan Place, Fraserburgh, AB43 9DF, previously sold for £82,000. 51, Hillcrest, Fraserburgh, AB43 9NB, previously sold for £87,000**

Property could potentially command monthly rent of £9,000-£9,600 p/a. High yield potential. 

Sure to appeal to shrewd buy to let investors looking for an investment opportunity in a great location or owner occupiers looking for a spacious home. 

Property is located near a host of local amenities.

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This property is offered at a fantastic price to ensure an Auction sale.

The property will feature in our upcoming timed online auction. To participate in the live auction, you must have a bidding account created. 

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Location

Fraserburgh is a coastal town in the northeast of Scotland, known for its strong maritime heritage and status as one of Europe’s busiest shellfish ports. Located on the edge of Aberdeenshire, it has a rugged North Sea coastline, historic lighthouses like Kinnaird Head Lighthouse, and a tight-knit fishing community that shapes much of its local culture and economy. Often called “The Broch” by residents, Fraserburgh blends working harbour life with nearby sandy beaches, while also offering a glimpse into Scotland’s industrial and seafaring past.