About Mastrick
Mastrick is a residential suburb in northwest Aberdeen, developed primarily in the 1960s-80s. It offers affordable family housing with good transport links to the city centre and airport. The area has a strong community feel and is popular with first-time buyers and families.
Property Market
Average Prices
£120,000 - £160,000
Typical range: £90,000 for a 2-bed flat to £220,000 for a 4-bed detached
Popular Property Types
3-bed semi-detached, terraced houses, modern flats
Market Insight
Good value for money. Properties sell steadily, typically 4-8 weeks on market. Slightly cheaper than Bridge of Don but more expensive than Northfield.
Schools
Primary Schools
- Mastrick Primary
- Woodside Primary
Secondary Schools
- St Machar Academy
Note: St Machar Academy serves the area. Primary schools are well-regarded. School catchment is less of a price driver than premium areas.
Transport & Accessibility
To City Centre
15 minutes by car via A96, 20-25 minutes by bus (1, 2, 3)
To Airport
15 minutes via A96
Parking
Most properties have driveways. Street parking generally available.
Cycling
Cycle paths to city centre. 25 minutes by bike.
Local Amenities
🛒 Shopping
Local shops on Mastrick Drive, Asda at Bridge of Don (5 minutes), city centre 15 minutes.
🏥 Healthcare
Mastrick Medical Practice. Aberdeen Royal Infirmary 10 minutes.
⚽ Leisure & Sport
Mastrick Community Centre, several parks, close to Hazlehead Park and golf courses.
🍴 Restaurants & Pubs
Local takeaways, pubs. City centre for wider choice.
Lifestyle & Community
Best For
First-time buyers, families on a budget, people working near the airport
Not Ideal For
Those seeking premium areas, families prioritizing top-rated schools
Community Feel
Strong local community, family-oriented, mix of long-term residents and newcomers
Local Insights
Things you should know about living in Mastrick:
- Good value for money - you get more space for your budget than many Aberdeen areas.
- The A96 can get busy during rush hour but it's manageable.
- Close to Hazlehead Park which is great for families and dog walkers.
- Properties are generally well-maintained - it's a stable, established area.
- Council tax typically Band B-D.
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