A distinguished East Lothian location near Edinburgh

Twenty miles from Edinburgh, just a 35-minute drive, Haddington is a lively market town in East Lothian with a distinguished past and a bright future.

Set by the river Tyne, it was made a royal borough in the twelfth century, and there are delightful aspects of its heritage here today. They include St Mary’s Church, the oldest parish church in Scotland, the Town House built by William Adam in 1748 and Lennoxlove House with its 15th-century tower and delightful gardens.

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Key Information

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    £360,500 to £495,000
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    A select development of 4 and 5 bedroom homes
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    Sales & Marketing Suite and Showhomes are open 7 days, 10.30am - 17.30pm
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    Location: Haddington, East Lothian, EH41 4HA
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    Easy commute to Edinburgh, Dovecot Grange is close to train stations at Drem & Longnidry into Edinburgh and good bus links into Edinburgh
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    Best of Town & Country Living with great access to countryside and close to the coast at Dunbar and North Berwick
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    Great views of Letham Hills & surrounding countryside
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    Picturesque market town with local shops, great cafés & restaurants, including a number of historic sites & listed buildings
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    Excellent schooling including Knox Academy & The Compass School
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    Great community, including a Leisure Centre, Sports & Social Clubs for all the family

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A historic town in East Lothian near Edinburgh with a focus on the here and now

  • Savannah Grand
  • Juniper Garden Room

Life in harmony

Above all, a Robertson Home offers space and fluidity. We build rooms which flex around the needs of your family. Open plan kitchen and dining areas keep the family together, with vaulted ceiling garden rooms in larger properties to bring the indoors and outdoors together too. We believe in creating light and airy rooms with generous windows and ceilings are just that little bit higher than you might expect.

Even on days when happy family mayhem may be breaking out, a separate lounge gives precious, grown-up space and the utility room keeps the working aspects of a home nicely out of sight. Deep, feature windows in the lounge flood the space with natural light, and truly come into their own when nature brings warm sunshine or sparkling snow outside. That’s also the time when French windows from the family area can be thrown open to enjoy secure, timber-fenced gardens. We may not have thought of everything but we promise that we’ve tried.

Your own space

Pull your stylish, contemporary door closed upstairs and the wide open hallway gives way to your private space. Some Robertson house types have third floor study, gym or generous storage areas but all boast peaceful, beautifully designed bedrooms and luxurious bath or shower rooms to enjoy 'me' time. Just like downstairs, room sizes, windows and ceiling heights are a little bit more generous than other modern homes so your own special haven can feel cosy, not closed in.

With good sized en suite facilities and generous family bathrooms, the commitment to light and airy living continues throughout. Over two stories or three, you will find a room that’s yours to exhale and unwind after a busy day. Some house types over an outsized fifth bedroom, games room or family breakout area on the third floor - but stake a claim early, since we’ve never encountered a teenager yet who didn’t consider it theirs by right. The highest standards of energy efficiency also mean you’ll stay cosy and warm no matter what the weather outside is doing. This is your space to relax and shed the cares of the day.

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Community and local area

Living in Haddington

While proud of its past, Haddington in East Lothian (near Edinburgh) has a focus on the here and now. There’s a thriving creative community, with more than 1,000 people a week enjoying classes and workshops at the Bridge Centre and Poldrate Arts and Crafts centre. In addition, the John Gray centre houses the town’s library. It’s a Visit Scotland five-star venue, an interactive heritage hub for all ages. Local shops include a Tesco superstore, a deli, a specialist chocolate shop with award-winning wares, and a bookshop. And once a month the Haddington farmers market attracts visitors from far and wide who love the locally produced specialities.

Sport and leisure

Haddington has its own long-established (1863) 18-hole golf club, and there are many distinguished courses nearby. If walking or cycling is among your pleasures, there’s a range of splendid routes to enjoy along the riverside or even a disused railway line, with views that can’t be seen by car. Look upwards and you might see a buzzard or a lark.

Academic excellence

Schools include: Haddington Infant School (motto: together we can do anything); Kings Meadow Primary School, rated a ’good school with outstanding features’ by Ofsted in 2015; The Compass School, an independent primary school; and Knox Academy secondary school.

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Testimonials

  • Friendly service with excellent communication throughout. Nothing was a problem and they were there whenever I called to answer my questions.

    Mr David Gordon, Hamilton Gardens, Elgin
    13 Sep 2017

  • The development is nicely laid out and the houses are gorgeous. An excellent quality build with a high quality finish and luxury fixtures and fittings.

    Ms Diane Campion, Hamilton Gardens, Elgin
    07 Aug 2017

  • Great value for money compared to the Cala Homes in the local area. There is a cracking finish on the house - they are one of the best developers in Scotland.

    Mr Andrew Voisey, Westercraigs, Inverness
    13 Nov 2017

  • I was really surprised and delighted by the attention to detail! The weight of the doors, height of the skirting boards, floor to ceiling heights, just luxury.

    Alan McCrae, Hepburn Gate, Bothwell
    15 Nov 2017

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Customer Reception and Showhome

Haddington, East Lothian, EH41 4HA

From Edinburgh

Follow the A1 for approximately 12 miles then take the B6471 exit towards Haddington. Take the second exit at the roundabout and follow the B6471. Take the third exit at the next roundabout and continue on B6471 for one mile, then turn right onto Park Lane, then onto Clerkington Road. Turn right onto A6093, the development will be on the left.

From A1 South

Take the B6471 exit towards Haddington. Take the second exit at the roundabout on to the B6471 for one mile, then turn right onto Park Lane, then onto Clerkington Road. Turn right onto A6093, the development will be on the left.

Sales & Marketing Suite and Showhomes are open 7 days 10.30am till 5.30pm

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