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Stoneywood

There are 18 properties in Stoneywood

9 Craighaar Gables
Price over £150,000
  • 2
  • 1
  • 1
  • 67m2
17 The Walled Gardens
Price over £450,000
  • 4
  • 2
  • 3
  • 189m2
23 Lade Crescent
Under offer
Price over £145,000
  • 2
  • 1
  • 1
  • 69m2
80 Beech Manor
Price over £365,000
  • 4
  • 2
  • 3
  • 166m2
4 Hyde Park
Price over £399,000
  • 4
  • 2
  • 3
  • 173m2
41 Polo Park
Fixed price £425,000
  • 4
  • 3
  • 3
  • 174m2
108 Stoneywood Road
Under offer
Price over £249,000
  • 4
  • 1
  • 2
  • 118m2
49 Brimmond View
Under offer
Price over £99,900
  • 2
  • 1
  • 1
  • 56m2
2 Waterton Lawn
Price over £195,000
  • 2
  • 1
  • 1
  • 72m2
302d Stoneywood Road
Price over £80,000
  • 1
  • 1
  • 1
  • 50m2
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Stoneywood

Stoneywood is a suburb in Aberdeen, Scotland, situated between Dyce and Bucksburn, close to Aberdeen Airport. The area is served by a primary school and a secondary school is located in nearby Bucksburn. The area is well connected by road, providing quick links to both the city centre and AWPR, and is served by a good range of local amenities.

Distance from Aberdeen

Stoneywood is around 5.4 miles from the city of Aberdeen city centre.

Transport

Stoneywood sits on the A947, a key route connecting Aberdeen to Oldmeldrum, Turriff and Banff on the coast. The area enjoys good transport links, with regular bus services connecting Stoneywood to Aberdeen city centre and nearby suburbs like Dyce and Bucksburn. The train station at Dyce is 1.5 miles away and additionally, the proximity to Aberdeen Airport provides convenient access to national and international travel, making it a well-connected and accessible community within the region.

Additional information

Catchment area information can be found here. 

Local Amenities

  • M&S Foodhall and Co-op
  • Healthcare services in nearby Bucksburn
  • Recreational Spaces
  • Indian Restaurant, pub and hotel with restaurant

There are a range of stores that can be found in Dyce and Bucksburn.

Nearby Leisure Facilities

  • Get active @ Beacon gym and fitness club venue
  • Auchmill Golf Club
  • Bannatyne Health Club and Spa

History of Stoneywood

Stoneywood has a history closely tied to industry and community development. The area grew around the Stoneywood Paper Mill, established in the 18th century, which became a cornerstone of the local economy and provided employment for generations. The mill produced high-quality paper and played a significant role in the industrial heritage of Aberdeen.

Over time, residential development expanded, transforming Stoneywood into a vibrant modern suburban area while retaining its connection to its industrial roots. The proximity to Aberdeen Airport and evolving infrastructure, such as the A947, further integrated Stoneywood into the city's modern growth.

Education

Stoneywood is served by Stoneywood School, a modern primary school catering to children from P1 to P7. The school provides a supportive learning environment with access to additional support assistants and specialist teachers for various subjects. For secondary education, students typically attend Bucksburn Academy, located in the nearby suburb of Bucksburn. Both schools are well-regarded for their commitment to fostering academic achievement and personal development within the local community.

Things to do in Stoneywood

Discover Stoneywood and the nearby area, and uncover exciting activities to enjoy!

Stoneywood Park

Stoneywood Park is a tranquil green space that provides a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors. The park features well-maintained paths, open grassy areas, and seating, making it ideal for walking, jogging, or simply relaxing outdoors. It’s a family-friendly spot perfect for picnics, outdoor play, or enjoying the surrounding natural beauty. With its convenient location near residential areas, Stoneywood Park is a cherished community space for recreation and leisure.

River Don Walks

The River Don Walk Stoneywood, offers a scenic trails along the banks of the river. These paths are perfect for leisurely strolls, jogging, or mountain biking, and provide views of the river and surrounding woodlands. Popular among nature enthusiasts, the area is home to diverse wildlife, including birds and aquatic species. The walks are a peaceful escape from city life, allowing visitors to connect with nature while taking in the landscapes of the River Don.

Craibstone Golf Course

Craibstone Golf Course, located nearby, offers a challenging yet enjoyable golfing experience in a picturesque setting. The course is well-maintained, with lush fairways and greens, making it suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Surrounded by beautiful Aberdeenshire countryside, it provides a serene and scenic environment for both casual and avid golfers. The layout of the course features a mix of open holes and strategic hazards, challenging players to make strategic decisions throughout their rounds. Craibstone Golf Course is a popular destination for locals and visitors looking to enjoy a relaxing day of golf in a tranquil setting.