25 properties for sale in Gorebridge in Gorebridge Gorebridge

This is a particularly well designed detached villa Circa 2003) occupying a mature corner plot. It is extremely spacious with flexible accommodation (175sqm) and many attractive features including hardwood floors and open aspect. The impressive living room boasts a large walk-in bay window, log-burning stove and double doors leading into to the dining room. The versatile family room enjoys a dual aspect and benefits from an Aga multi fuel burner. The family room extends into the sizeable well-fitted kitchen with utility room off. A shower room and the fourth bedroom are also positioned on the ground floor. Upstairs is a very spacious master bedroom offering extensive fitted wardrobes plus the luxury of a stylish en suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms (one with in-built wardrobes) and the family bathroom with separate shower.Gas lpg central heating (communal tank) is complemented by two log-burning stoves and double glazing.The property has a spacious single integral garage (17sqm) and double drive. This is a mature corner plot with shrubbery, ornamental trees, patio and timber shed. The central ‘village' green on the development is communal.Lying alongside the A7 road, the small, picturesque hamlet of North Middleton is encircled by open countryside and woodlands. 2 miles (3km) south east of Gorebridge with its railway station and extensive amenities. The village itself has a modern well reputed primary school, a community hall which holds various activities for all ages, and a regular bus service. Midlothian has a wealth of nearby Country Parks, Sports Clubs, Retail Parks and AmenitiesFloor coverings, curtains, blinds and all integrated kitchen appliances are included in the sale price.The property has been valued at £385,000 and the Home Report is available from the espc web site.The property lies in Council Tax band F and has a D rated Energy Performance Certificate.To view telephone Agent out with office hours).ViewingTel Agent or

£35,000 Below Home Report valuation. A fabulous five bedroom stone built property with three public rooms arranged over two floors offering excellent and flexible modern day living. Forming part of a steading conversion at Monteith Farm, with the property lying to the rear of the steading adjacent to the farm. The original steading courtyard has been retained with three substantial properties sited in the courtyard. The property is ideally located in the thriving village of Gorebridge with a good choice of local amenities, schooling and trainline to the centre of Edinburgh. We would recommend an early viewing given the demand of these property types in the area.Welcoming hallway with excellent storage facilities. Impressive living room boasting arched windows and a feature fireplace. Study/family room. Dining kitchen offering a good range of wall and base units, door accesses the rear garden. Double bedroom located on the ground floor, walk in storage. Downstairs cloaks/utility room comprising WC and wash hand basin. Staircase to the upper level. Master bedroom with en-suite and built in storage. Large double bedroom with ample space for free standing furniture. Rear facing double bedroom with a useful storage cupboard. Double bedroom front facing. Bathroom comprising WC, wash hand basin, bath with shower over. Double glazing and Oil heating. Private enclosed garden. Shared courtyard. Communal Parking for at least 2 cars.ViewingBy appointment with McDougall McQueen

Property DescriptionA rare opportunity has arisen to purchase this stunning semi detached villa in the Midlothian village of Gorebridge, to the South of Edinburgh. There are plenty of local shops and amenities, with excellent transport links to the City Centre, Motorway network and Edinburgh Airport. The location offers an idyllic countryside setting whilst still benefitting from being close to the city.Set back from the road, the accommodation offers a lovely family home and comprises; entrance vestibule and hallway, large bay-windowed living room, spacious dining room with bay window and fireplace, family room, lovely breakfasting kitchen and a shower room with white 3-piece suite. Upstairs there are 3 generous sized double bedrooms and a family bathroom with white 4-piece suite, including an elegant clawfoot bathtub and separate shower.The property boasts impressive landscaped gardens to the front and rear, with mature beds, lawns, patio and a pond, offering excellent outdoor space. There is a multi-car driveway which allows ample off-street parking. The property benefits from gas central heating and full double glazing.The fitted carpets and floor coverings, curtains, cooker, hood, fridge-freezer and dishwasher are to be included in the sale.Tenure - FreeholdCouncil Tax Band - FViewings

Spacious stone built family home with flexible accommodation on one level with a generously sized garden and wonderful southerly views.DescriptionTorcraik Court is an attractive property which dates from the 1700s but was converted by the current owner in the 1990s. The property is stone built under a pantile roof and has accommodation arranged in an L-shape over a single storey. The accommodation is very flexible and the layout of the house could be altered to suit the different needs of a buyer if required.The everyday door is into the utility room which is adjacent to the kitchen and the driveway. The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and wall mounted units with an integrated breakfast bar, Rayburn range cooker, electric hob and double oven, dishwasher and fridge freezer. Next to the kitchen is a sun room with views on three sides over the garden and bi-folding doors to the patio. Also at this end of the house is a cosy sitting room and a formal dining room, which could also be a fifth bedroom if required.The west wing of the property is where the principal bedroom is located; this has a built in wardrobe as well as an en suite shower room with sauna. There is a further bedroom within the west wing which has an adjacent family bathroom with sunken bath.Set centrally in the house is a generously sized sitting room with views to the front of the house. There is also a sliding door from here out to the south facing elevated patio which has far reaching views. There are two further reception rooms beyond which have gas fireplaces and opposite are two bedrooms which share a spacious family bathroom with bath and large walk in shower. There is a capacious cupboard at the end of the hallway which houses the boiler.The grounds to Torcraik Court are entered through a set of electric gates and at the front of the house is a large gravel parking area where in 2014, planning permission was granted for a garage to be built. The main garden is located on the southeast side of the property and is sheltered by a row of mature shrubs. It includes colourful flower beds and a centrally located pond. In addition there is a substantial terrace to the back of the house which overlooks the surrounding countryside. Beyond the main portion of garden are the ruins of an old mill which sits on the southern edge of the plot.Beyond the boundary is additional rough ground and woodland which can be made available subject to separate negotiation.LocationNorth Middleton is an attractive rural village just south of Gorebridge and adjacent to the historic hamlet of Borthwick in the rolling countryside.Gorebridge is just over a mile away and is located approximately 11 miles to the southeast of Edinburgh city centre and offers local schooling, a good range of convenience shopping together with a variety of leisure and recreational facilities and all the usual amenities including restaurants. The area benefits from a regular public transport service operating to the city centre and neighbouring Midlothian towns and villages.The Edinburgh City Bypass is only a short drive away and this gives direct links heading west to the M8 and Glasgow and the M9, and north over the Forth Road Bridge. Heading eastward, the Bypass connects to the A1 and the heart of East Lothian and beyond. In addition, the Borders rail link is also nearby and offers services in and out of Edinburgh.Square Footage: 3,163 sq ftAcreage:0.96 AcresAdditional InfoViewings - Strictly by appointment with Savills .Services - Mains water and electricity. Private drainage to septic tank. Oil fired central heating.Local Authority & tax band - Midlothian Council Tax Band E.Fixtures & Fittings - Integrated white goods, blinds and light fittings are to be included within the sale. Crystal chandelier is excluded from the sale. Curtains are not included but can be agreed by separate negotiation.Garden statues and pots are not included.Conservation Area - The property is located within a Conservation Area.Solicitors - Lindsays llp. Caledonian Exchange, 19a Canning Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8HE. Tel .Photos Taken - November 2022.Date Produced - November 2022.Planning - Planning permission in principle has been granted for the erection of two dwellings on the land to the northwest of Torcraik Court. Planning permission was granted for a double garage.

Ground Floor: Conservatory | Entrance hall | Drawing room | Sitting room | Downstairs bedroom | WC | Family bathroom | Dining kitchenStudio/study | Utility room | Larder | WCFirst Floor: Landing | Shower room | Five double bedrooms | Family bathroom | Shower roomSecond Floor: Attic bedroom/games roomTwo-storey self-contained annexe requiring refurbishment including kitchen, sitting room, two double bedrooms and family bathroomOutbuildings including integral single garage | Detached triple garage block with store | Two wood stores | Garden shedMature gardens including formal lawns | Planted borders | Former bowling green | Tennis court | Attractive burn with footbridge | OrchardLarge pony paddock extending to 3.26 acres | Mature woodland extending to 1.93 acres | Separate front paddock extending to 1.05 acres may beavailable by separate negotiation | 2 miles from Borders railway with swift access to Edinburgh city centre.Newlandburn House was built by James Dewar in 1752, with the drawing room added in 1900. The b-listed property has a classical Georgian appearance and ranks as one of the most charming houses in the area surrounding Edinburgh. Newlandburn is further enhanced by the wonderful private grounds which surround the property, designed by Gertrude Jekyll. The property is approached via a private tree-lined driveway with a circular gravel turning circle and parking area to the front. Newlandburn has retained many period features including beautifully proportioned reception rooms, intricate cornicing and wood burning stoves. The drawing room was a later addition but again is an elegant room with large bay window overlooking the garden and French doors leading out to the patio. The upstairs bedrooms are all well proportioned with attractive cornicing and include three front bedrooms overlooking the gardens. The house also has the advantage of having a self-contained 2-bedroom two storey wing with its own entrance which requires refurbishment.The full accommodation is laid out as follows:Ground floor: Conservatory, entrance hall, drawing room (with wood burner), sitting room (with wood burner), downstairs bedroom, W.C, family bathroom, dining kitchen (with aga), studio/study (with wood burner), utility room, larder and W.C.Sitting room, kitchen, store room (annexe)First Floor: Landing, shower room, five double bedrooms, family bathroom and shower room.Two bedrooms and bathroom (annexe)Second floor: Attic bedroom/ games roomGardens and OutbuildingsOne of the great features of Newlandburn are the gardens and grounds surrounding the property extending to about 8.25 acres. Whilst the gardens have altered since its original designs provided by Gertrude Jekyll, it still retains intimate quality. It includes formal front lawns interspersed with gravelled paths, planted borders and enclosed by deer fencing. Outwith the formal gardens there is a former bowling green and a large orchard surrounded by mature trees. There is also an attractive burn with footbridge and a block of mixture mature woodland extending to 1.93 acres providing a lovely walk and haven for wildlife. There is also a tennis court. To the east of the driveway there is a pony paddock extending to about 3.26 acres.Newlandburn House is situated in a delightful private setting on the edge of the picturesque village of Newlandrig and yet only 13 miles from Edinburgh city centre. The conservation village of Pathhead is 2 miles away and has a range of local amenities including a primary school, medical centre, a chemist, Post office, general store, bakery, restaurant, bowling club and village hall. More extensive services including secondary schooling can be found in the town of Dalkeith (5 miles). The new Borders railway has a station at Gorebridge (2 miles) with regular services to Waverley taking 27 minutes and regular bus services run to Edinburgh City Centre and surrounding areas. The Edinburgh bypass is only 6 miles away providing swift links to the city, as well access both north and south. Fort Kinnaird and Straiton retail parks are both a short drive away.Edinburgh is the cultural centre of Scotland and has a full range of shops, amenities and a wide choice of private schools.There are many outdoor activities to be enjoyed in the area, including golf at Broomieknowe, Newbattle and Kings Acre golf courses, all of which are situated a short distance away as well as the dry-slope skiing at Hillend. Vogrie Country Park is less than 1 mile away with 259 acres of woodland and parkland, a café and an adventure playground.Edinburgh Airport, only 19 miles away, has regular flights to London and a range of international destinations.