The Scotsman

A house that expands with a family’s needs

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The type of property a homeowner needs throughout their lives changes, but some new house designs offer a flexible approach to changing circumstan­ces.

Buying a home with the space to expand when the family does, or an interior layout which can change with the needs of the household, is a good way to future-proof your home, and some developers are offering easy solutions to meet the evolving needs of the owner.

Stewart Milne Homes has launched a Cairn house type at its Den View, Kingswells, Aberdeen developmen­t, designed for families to grow into rather than having to move when their needs change.

The Long Cairn can be personalis­ed before buyers move in with a choice of two or three floors and three or four bedrooms, or owners can expand their space upwards at a later date. The garden level features open plan living, dining and kitchen and a laundry zone.

Large full-height windows and bi-fold doors open onto a private deck.

The entry level, which is a floor up, can be tailored three different ways. The first has a lounge as well as the master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite, plus a bathroom.

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