Cauldside West Cottage
Cauldside West Cottage is a cosy and peaceful ground-floor cottage with countryside views, situated within a working farm estate near a village with local amenities and historic attractions.
East Lothian is a historic and picturesque coastal council area in Scotland, known for its medieval castles, scenic coastline, and rich cultural heritage.
Cauldside West Cottage is a cosy and peaceful ground-floor cottage with countryside views, situated within a working farm estate near a village with local amenities and historic attractions.
This is a refurbished 16th-century cottage located in the Southern Scotland countryside featuring countryside views, ground floor living with a kingsize and twin bedroom, a private garden with barbecue, and private parking for two cars.
This spacious, rural holiday cottage is a single-storey property situated on a working farm in East Lothian countryside near Dunbar, featuring a ground-floor layout with three bedrooms and adapted wet room facilities.
Phantassie is a historic agricultural hamlet in East Lothian, Scotland, notable for its 16th century beehive doocot, a category A listed building owned by the National Trust for Scotland, and its walled garden dedicated to organic farming and traditional livestock. It is also known as the birthplace of civil engineer John Rennie the Elder.
Broomrigg Farmhouse is a spacious and characterful country house in East Lothian, offering a family-friendly retreat set in a peaceful countryside location with views over rolling fields.
A 3-bedroom single-floor cottage on a working farm near the coast, ideal for a family with pets, featuring a woodburner, modern kitchen, garden with firepit and outdoor seating, and private parking for 2 cars.
Seton Collegiate Church is a historic collegiate church in East Lothian, Scotland, featuring fifteenth century effigies, cruciform architecture, and foundations of clergy buildings. It is maintained by Historic Environment Scotland and recognized as a 4-star historic tourist attraction with architectural fragments displayed in the churchyard.