About Rosemount

Rosemount is one of Aberdeen's most characterful areas, known for Victorian granite tenements, independent shops, and a strong community vibe. Located just west of the city centre, it's popular with young professionals, students, and those wanting urban living with local amenities on the doorstep.

Property Market

Average Prices

£120,000 - £180,000

Typical range: £90,000 for a 1-bed flat to £250,000 for a renovated 3-bed tenement

Popular Property Types

Traditional 2-bed tenement flats, some converted villas, occasional terraced houses

Market Insight

Popular area with steady demand. Traditional tenements hold value well. Renovated properties command premium. Quick sales for well-presented flats.

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Schools

Primary Schools

Mile End School
Rosemount Primary (catchment varies)

Secondary Schools

Harlaw Academy

Note: Harlaw Academy is highly rated. Mile End School is excellent. School catchments add value to properties. Many families specifically seek Rosemount for Harlaw access.

Transport & Accessibility

To City Centre

10 minutes walk to Union Street, 5 minutes by bus (various routes)

To Airport

25 minutes via A96

Parking

Limited - most tenements have no parking. Residents' permits available. Street parking competitive.

Cycling

Excellent - flat, short distances to work, shops, leisure. Bike-friendly area.

Local Amenities

🛒 Shopping

Rosemount Viaduct and surrounding streets have independent shops, delis, cafes, Scotmid, Tesco Express. City centre 10 minutes walk.

🏥 Healthcare

Several GP practices nearby. Aberdeen Royal Infirmary 10 minutes.

⚽ Leisure & Sport

His Majesty's Theatre on doorstep, numerous cafes and bars, Westburn Park nearby, easy access to all city centre facilities.

🍴 Restaurants & Pubs

Excellent choice - The Craftsman Company, Italian Corner, Wild Boar, numerous cafes including Books and Beans, wide variety of cuisines.

Lifestyle & Community

Best For

Young professionals, couples, people who walk/cycle, those wanting urban living, culture vultures, people who love independent businesses

Not Ideal For

Car-dependent families, those needing parking, people wanting modern housing, anyone sensitive to city noise

Community Feel

Diverse, creative community. Independent shops create strong local identity. Community groups active. Mixed demographics from students to lifelong residents.

Local Insights

Things you should know about living in Rosemount:

Parking is the biggest issue - budget for a residents' permit and accept competition for spaces.
Rosemount Viaduct is the heart - great for people-watching and independent shopping.
Properties vary hugely in condition - some beautifully renovated, others need work. View carefully.
Noise from Union Street can affect southern properties - check double glazing.
His Majesty's Theatre is a huge asset - world-class performances on your doorstep.
The area has gentrified - it's trendier and pricier than 20 years ago.