Carlton Court, Huntly Street · Aberdeen · AB10 1TF

The best of Aberdeen within walking distance.

A part furnished, two-bedroom flat on the ground floor, close to the city centre. There’s space to work from home, share or have a spare room.

Bedrooms: 2
Floor: Ground
Car parking: 18 shared off-street car parking spaces for the building. First come, first served. No permit is needed; a space is not guaranteed.

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Living room facing the window, with open grey curtains, fitted blinds and brown carpet — Living room · tap or click to see the full photo

Monthly rent: £750
Deposit: £750
Available from: Immediately
Council tax: Band D

Landlord registration: 199815/100/09040
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): D (68) · issued 8 September 2026

Checks before a tenancy

Before agreeing a tenancy, we’ll check each adult applicant’s identity, income and whether the rent is affordable. We’ll also ask for an employer reference and a reference from a current or previous landlord, where available.

With your permission, a tenant-reference company may check public financial records. These can show court orders to pay money, bankruptcy or other formal insolvency, and whether your address appears on the electoral register.

These checks are required for every adult applicant. We cannot offer the tenancy if an applicant does not provide the information and permission needed to complete them. We’ll apply the same checks fairly to everyone, and applicants will not be charged for them.

Take a look inside.

Tap or click any photo to see it in full.

Living room with the dining table and chairs, electric heater and doorway to the hall — **Living room**Dining table and chairs included

Bedroom 1 showing the included bed beside the window and fitted wardrobes — **Bedroom 1**Bed and fitted wardrobes included

Bedroom 1 fitted wardrobes with the sliding doors closed — **Bedroom 1 · fitted wardrobes**Fitted storage with sliding doors

Inside the Bedroom 1 fitted wardrobes, showing hanging rails, shelves, drawers and a wire basket — **Bedroom 1 · inside the wardrobes**Hanging space, shelves and drawers

Empty Bedroom 2 facing the window, with grey curtains, fitted blinds and charcoal flooring — **Bedroom 2**Empty and ready for your own furniture

Reverse view of empty Bedroom 2 showing the doorway and charcoal flooring — **Bedroom 2 · reverse view**A second view of the unfurnished room

Kitchen showing the cooker, washing machine, cabinets, sink and worktops — **Kitchen**Appliances and fitted storage included

Kitchen view towards the window, extra worktop and cooker — **Kitchen · extra worktop**More space for food preparation

Bathroom showing the bath, shower, toilet, basin and patterned vinyl floor — **Bathroom**Bath and shower

Shared entrance hallway beside the stairs — **Shared entrance**The flat is on the ground floor

Shared off-street courtyard car park at Carlton Court — **Car parking**18 shared off-street spaces · first come, first served

A second view across the shared off-street courtyard car park — **Shared courtyard**A second view of the parking area

Three steps from the car park to the shared entrance — **Entrance approach**Three steps from the car park at this entrance

Granite buildings on Huntly Street — **Huntly Street**Photo: Bob Embleton / Geograph

The rooms.

A bed and dining set are included. The second bedroom is empty, ready for your own furniture.

Living room

The largest room, with a dining table and chairs, an Aqara smart ceiling light and a deep new carpet with generous underlay. The window faces Chapel Street.

4.86 × 3.77 m

Bedroom 1

Includes a bed and fitted wardrobes. Charcoal waterproof laminate flooring, underfloor heating and a window overlooking the car park.

3.95 × 2.55 m

Bedroom 2

Empty and ready for your own furniture. Charcoal waterproof laminate flooring, underfloor heating and a window overlooking the car park.

3.76 × 2.66 m

Kitchen

A recently updated kitchen with extra worktop space and laminate flooring. Includes an oven, induction hob, tall fridge-freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave and kettle. The window faces Chapel Street.

3.36 × 2.64 m

Bathroom

A bath with a shower over it, an electric towel rail and vinyl tile flooring.

2.26 × 1.68 m

Room sizes are approximate, taken with iPhone Measure.

Floorplan: empty Bedroom 2 at the upper left; Bedroom 1 with the included bed at the upper right. The bathroom and hot-water tank cupboard are beside the hall, with the front door at the right end. Kitchen at the lower left; living room at the lower right. — Approximate layout, not to scale. Room measurements are approximate.

Ways to use the second bedroom

A flexible spare room

Keep it as a spare room, a hobby room or space for guests. Bring the furniture you need.

Working from home

Put a desk in the second bedroom and leave work behind when you close the door. You’ll need your own desk and chair.

Using both bedrooms

Use both rooms as bedrooms. The first has a bed and fitted wardrobes. You’ll need to furnish the second.

Space for your own things

Use the empty room for your own furniture, clothes or hobbies. Ask before changing any of the furniture included with the flat.

Good to know.

Heating you can plan

All heating and hot water are electric. Both bedrooms and the hall have underfloor heating with remote app control and 7-day, multi-stage timers. Set a schedule for each room, so unused rooms needn’t be heated.

The living-room radiator and bathroom towel rail have 7-day timers.

Broadband

Full-fibre broadband is available. Providers advertise speeds up to about 2.5 Gbps.

Compare broadband for AB10 1TF on Uswitch. Select the flat to check available speeds and prices.

Entry and windows

The shared entrance has a secure door and intercom. The windows are double glazed and can be locked.

Storage and outdoor space

Bedroom 1 has fitted wardrobes. There’s plenty of kitchen storage and a hot-water tank cupboard off the hall.

The planted areas outside, shown in the car-park photos, are cared for by the building factor. There’s no shared garden or outdoor drying area.

Floors and ventilation

The hall has the same charcoal waterproof laminate flooring as the bedrooms. Humidistatic extractor fans respond to moisture in the air to help control humidity.

Aberdeen, on foot

See what is close by.

Walk to cafés, shops, theatres, parks and the station. Head further out for the beach.

Music Hall & His Majesty’s TheatreAbout 5–7 minutes
Parks and green spacesFrom about 6 minutes
Art Gallery & Cowdray HallAbout 8–10 minutes
Rail & bus stationsAbout 12–15 minutes

These walking times are estimates. Check your route before setting off.

Distance rings · estimated minutes

Show places Parks & green spaces Culture & landmarks Shops & useful places Nearby food & shops Transport

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Every place named below is marked. Untick a group to clear the map, or tick a school type to add schools. The rings show straight-line distances, not walking routes. Tap any marker for details and directions.

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Nearby schools

Primary and secondary schools.

Find a school by distance from the flat. The table also shows which primary schools are linked to each secondary school.

A link between schools does not guarantee a place. The school you’re offered depends on your home address. Check school areas and places with the council. Private schools set their own fees and entry rules.

Distances are measured to each school’s postcode, not its gate. The minute labels use the same rings as the map. Use “Check walking route” for the street route.

Selected schools within 2.4 km / 1.49 mi of the flat.
Map ring	Primary / junior	Secondary / senior

Buses and trains

Union Street bus stops: About 3–5 minutes on foot.
Aberdeen railway station: About 12–15 minutes on foot. Train information.
Union Square bus station: About 12–15 minutes on foot. The 727 service runs to the airport. Airport bus information.

Times are estimates. Check current routes and timetables before travelling.

Parks and green spaces

There are several parks, gardens and open spaces within about a 30-minute walk:

Union Terrace Gardens: About 6–8 minutes on foot.
Bon Accord Terrace Gardens: About 10–12 minutes on foot.
Victoria Park and Westburn Park: About 18–22 minutes on foot.
Duthie Park and the Winter Gardens: About 25–30 minutes on foot.
Queen’s Links and Broad Hill: About 25–30 minutes on foot, beside the beach.

Times are estimates. Explore Aberdeen’s parks and gardens.

Landmarks and useful places

Culture and places to visit

Music Hall and His Majesty’s Theatre: About 5–7 minutes on foot.
Aberdeen Art Gallery, Cowdray Hall and Central Library: About 8–10 minutes on foot.
Kirk of St Nicholas and the Tivoli: About 8–12 minutes on foot.
Marischal College, Provost Skene’s House, the Tolbooth and Lemon Tree: About 12–15 minutes on foot.
Aberdeen Maritime Museum, the harbour and Castlegate: About 15–20 minutes on foot.
Aberdeen Science Centre, Beach Ballroom and Pittodrie: About 25–30 minutes on foot.
Aberdeen Beach, Queen’s Links, Broad Hill and Footdee: About 25–35 minutes on foot, depending on the route.

Everyday destinations

Union Street: About 3–5 minutes on foot for buses, shops and services.
Rosemount: About 8–12 minutes on foot for independent shops, cafés and everyday services.
Bon Accord and Trinity Centre: About 8–12 minutes on foot for city-centre shopping.
Union Square: About 12–15 minutes on foot for shops, restaurants, trains and buses.
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary: About 25–30 minutes on foot; bus services are also available.

Walking times are estimates and depend on the route.

Shops, cafés and places to eat

Some nearby options, listed from the shortest walk out to about 15 minutes:

About 1–3 minutes: The Grain Store and Mi Amore on Huntly Street.
About 3–5 minutes: Fable Café and Yorokobi by CJ on Huntly Street, plus the Thai supermarket on Summer Street.
About 5–8 minutes: Union Street cafés, restaurants, bars and shops, including the Tesco Express at 499–501 Union Street.
About 8–12 minutes: Co-op on Union Street, Bon Accord shopping and Rosemount’s independent shops and cafés.
About 12–15 minutes: Union Square for shops, cafés, restaurants and takeaway food.

This is a useful selection, not every business nearby. Opening hours and businesses can change.

About the map and our sources

How the rings work

Each 5-minute step adds 0.4 km / 0.25 mi from the flat. This assumes a pace of 4.8 km/h / 3 mph. The rings use distance in a straight line. They do not follow streets or paths.

The flat, school and place pins use approximate locations. Check the street route and the entrance before you go.

The beach

The map reaches Aberdeen Beach and the Esplanade. Check the walking route to Queen’s Links. Building work may affect access, so check beachfront updates.

School information

School addresses and links between schools were checked on 6 September 2026. This is a selection of schools, not a full list. Ferryhill is shown at its normal Caledonian Place site; its marker explains the temporary move to Walker Road during refurbishment.

Places and transport

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