Approximately 1,876 sq ft across two storeys and conservatory
Three double bedrooms and two bathrooms, versatile family layout
Newly installed kitchen/diner; meticulously refurbished throughout
Wood-burning stoves on both floors for ambience and heat
Tranquil mature gardens, patio area, garage and driveway parking
No flood risk; freehold tenure
Council tax rated quite expensive — factor running costs
Mobile and broadband speeds average locally
This substantially refurbished three-bedroom detached home sits in Aberlady, a coastal East Lothian village, offering spacious living across approximately 1,876 sq ft. The interior has been carefully updated by Renee Turner Interiors, with a newly installed kitchen/diner and contemporary finishes throughout. Two wood-burning stoves—one on each level—add warmth and character, complemented by a light-filled conservatory and well-landscaped, tranquil mature gardens. A garage and driveway provide secure parking and storage.
The location balances peaceful seaside and countryside living with practical commuter links; Edinburgh is around 30 minutes by car and Longniddry station is a short drive away. The property is freehold with no flooding risk, making it suitable for those seeking a long-term family home or a comfortable countryside retreat close to amenities and coastal walks.
Buyers should note material practicalities alongside the positives: council tax is described as quite expensive, and mobile and broadband speeds are average. The wider area classification indicates pockets of deprivation, which may affect long-term local services and investment. Overall, the house’s size, recent refurbishment, and mature garden make it a strong option for families wanting ready-to-move-in accommodation with further potential to personalise.