3 bed cottage for sale

Fourth Street, Newtongrange EH22

3 Bedroom, End Terrace Cottage

Period charm. Modern comfort. Village life done right

This beautifully maintained miners' cottage on Fourth Street offers a practical balance between original period features and contemporary living. Finished to a high standard throughout, the home retains its historic character while providing the modern comforts expected for family life.

The entrance hallway features rich flooring, a traditional column radiator, and a classic painted staircase. Character skirting and high ceilings across the ground floor enhance the sense of space, giving the rooms an open, airy feel. To the rear of the hallway is a recently renovated family bathroom, where classic checkerboard floor tiles meet wood cladding and tiled walls, complemented by polished silver fittings.

The living spaces are both comfortable and functional. The sitting room is centred on a cast iron fireplace with a detailed white surround, offering a quiet space for relaxation. At the rear, the dining kitchen serves as the heart of the home, equipped with shaker cabinetry, solid worktops, and a range cooker. French doors lead directly out to a decked area, ideal for outdoor dining and socialising.

The top floor houses a spacious third bedroom and a second bathroom, both accessed via the landing. The bedroom is brightened by south facing Velux skylights, making it a quiet, light filled retreat. The bathroom includes a generous walk-in shower, providing a practical and stylish facility for the upper level.

Outside, the south-facing garden is well stocked with mature plants. The space is suited for gardening and socialising, with ample room for a large shed, while double gates at the rear offer the option for secure private parking.

Council Tax Band - C

Tenure - Freehold

Factor Fee - None

EPC Rating – D

White goods, furniture and specific light fixtures may be available by separate negotiation.

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EPC Rating: E

Location

Newtongrange - affectionately known locally as Nitten - is a village with a proud and distinctive identity, rooted in a rich industrial heritage and bound together by a strong sense of community. Situated in the heart of Midlothian, approximately eight miles south of Edinburgh city centre, it offers the rare combination of village life and effortless urban connectivity.
The village is home to the National Mining Museum Scotland, one of the country's most celebrated heritage attractions, set within the beautifully preserved Lady Victoria Colliery - a striking reminder of Newtongrange's history as Scotland's largest mining village. It lends the area a cultural depth and character rarely found in communities of its size.
Day-to-day living is well catered for, with local shops, cafés, and the historic Dean Tavern on the doorstep. The surrounding Midlothian countryside provides excellent walking and cycling, including the popular Penicuik to Dalkeith Walkway, while the nearby Pentland Hills offer outstanding weekend escapes.
For commuters, Newtongrange railway station on the Borders Railway line delivers regular services into Edinburgh Waverley in under 20 minutes, making this an increasingly popular choice for those seeking more space without sacrificing city access. With good local schooling, active community groups, and a village atmosphere that remains genuinely warm and unhurried, Newtongrange represents outstanding value and quality of life in one of Scotland's most accessible rural settings.

Entrance Hallway

The generously proportioned hallway is a welcoming entrance, finished to a high standard. It features warm toned flooring, period cornicing, and a traditional column radiator. The classic staircase, with its painted spindles, highlights the home’s original character while feeling clean and contemporary.

Lounge (4.88m x 3.54m)

The sitting room is a well proportioned space that balances its period character with a comfortable, modern finish. The central feature is a grand cast-iron fireplace set within a detailed white surround, providing a natural focal point for the room. High ceilings and original cornicing enhance the sense of space, while practical warm flooring and soft lighting create an inviting atmosphere. The room is ideally positioned between the entrance hallway and the dining kitchen, offering a practical flow that makes the ground floor feel connected and bright.

Kiitchen/Diner (5.63m x 3.58m)

The dining kitchen is a spacious, practical room designed as the heart of the home. It is fitted with classic shaker-style cabinetry, finished with antique brass handles and practical worktops. A range cooker with a multi burner gas hob sits at the centre of the workspace, complemented by sage green metro tiling and durable stone-effect flooring. The south facing room feels bright and airy, with a large window and French doors that look out over the garden and provide easy access to the outdoor decking.

Bathroom (1.97m x 1.98m)

The recently renovated family bathroom is finished with a thoughtful attention to detail. Warm blush toned metro tiles are paired with sage green wood panelling and a classic checkerboard mosaic floor. The full-sized bath features a chrome thermostatic shower system with a rainfall head and a frameless glass screen. A traditional pedestal basin and WC complete the suite, while a frosted window provides privacy while maintaining a bright, airy feel.

Bedroom 2 (3.20m x 3.59m)

This well proportioned double bedroom is finished in soft neutral tones and features two timber framed sash windows with a leafy outlook. The room retains its original character with period cornicing, while fitted carpeting ensures a quiet and comfortable space.

Bedroom 3 (3.37m x 2.69m)

Currently used as a home office and creative studio, this bright room demonstrates the adaptability on offer throughout the home. A timber framed sash window provides natural light, and the proportions easily accommodate a large desk setup or a single bed.

Master Bedroom (4.80m x 4.51m)

The top floor includes a spacious principal bedroom that offers a high degree of privacy. The vaulted ceiling adds a sense of volume to the space, while twin south facing Velux skylights ensure the room is bright and warm throughout the day. Finished with neutral carpeting and crisp white walls, the room provides ample space for a king bed and freestanding furniture, with the added benefit of integrated eaves storage.

En Suite (3.39m x 2.05m)

Adjacent to the principal bedroom, this well appointed bathroom makes excellent use of the top floor layout. A new large Velux skylight provides plenty of natural light and enhances the airy feel of the room. Deep slate panelling is paired with wood-effect flooring for a classic yet contemporary finish. The space features a generous walk-in shower enclosure with a rainfall head, complemented by a traditional pedestal basin and WC.

Front Garden

The property occupies a prominent end-terrace position within a row of traditional red brick cottages, reflecting the mining heritage of the area. The house retains much of its period character, with a slate roof, chimneys, and timber-framed sash windows. A deep purple panelled front door with an arched transom light provides a welcoming entrance, while stone steps and traditional iron railings lead up from a mature front garden. Being an end-of-terrace, the home benefits from a more generous plot than many of its neighbours.

Rear Garden

The south facing rear garden is a standout feature of the property, offering a generous and well-established outdoor space. A substantial timber deck leads directly from the dining kitchen, providing a practical area for outdoor dining. Beyond the decking, the garden opens into a lawned area framed by established hedging, mature trees, and well-stocked planting beds. The garden has been thoughtfully cultivated to include a variety of fruiting plants, such as apple, raspberry, blackberry, and blackcurrant. A large timber outbuilding provides excellent storage or workshop potential, while raised vegetable planters and a cold frame offer further opportunities for gardening. The space is fully enclosed and private, with gated rear access providing the potential for secure off-street parking.