New Homes in Ormiston, East Lothian
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- £273,995 to £471,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- We are building a range of 3 and 4 bedroom homes, each with their own garden. With a great variety of local amenities close by, these homes are perfect for those looking to get on the property ladder or looking for more space. For commuters, the development is next to the A1, allowing easy access to main road links. Visit our second St Clements phase: St Clements View.
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- £277,995 to £286,995
- 3 bedroom
- At St Clements View, we are building 3 and 4 bedroom terraced, semi-detached, and detached homes, each with their own garden. You can enjoy city and country living with a multitude of countryside and coastal parks nearby. There are also a number of great transport and road links close by. Visit our second St Clements phase: St Clements Brae.
Live the Ormiston life
If you’re looking for an East Lothian village where you can enjoy the best of all worlds, buying a new home in Ormiston could be the perfect move. Close to Edinburgh while also offering superb access to the coast one way and the Scottish Lowlands to the other, you could also take advantage of schemes like Part Exchange when you buy through us.
Things to see and do in Ormiston
The village has a quaint and charming centre, which you’ll enjoy as you wander past the Ormiston Market Cross and ancient trees like the spectacular Great Yew of Ormiston. Winton House is a historic castle just east of town, while a little south of there you’ll find the popular Glenkinchie Distillery, known for its single malt whisky.
Moving further away from the village you’ll find open spaces such as Vogrie Country Park, while seaside town Prestonpans is only four miles north. In the opposite direction are the beautiful Lowlands where you can get lost for days on end exploring, while the bustling centre of Edinburgh is only around 10 miles away for all your cultural needs.
Education
The local school for younger children is Ormiston Primary School on Meadowbank, next to which you’ll find a play park which opens up to the Tyne Water river and miles of open countryside. The closest secondary school to the village is Ross High School, which is three miles to the north in Tranent.
Ormiston transport links
Ormiston isn’t far from the A1 which makes its way along the coast, and you can join up with this road to drive to Edinburgh in less than half an hour. It’s just over 10 minutes to Prestonpans, which is home to the nearest train station to Ormiston, and it’s a little more than that to Musselburgh. If you want to drive over to Glasgow, that’s a journey of around an hour along the M8 motorway.
The Ormiston property scene
The village has a strong property market, although as a small settlement homes aren’t in constant supply. You’ll find new build houses like our superb 4 bedroom homes along Limeylands Road in the north-west of the village. If you’re interested in buying a new home in this area, don’t hesitate to give our friendly team a call, and don’t forget to ask about programs like our Part Exchange scheme when you do.