New Homes in Dalkeith
Lying on the banks of the River Esk in Midlothian, Dalkeith is only seven miles from the centre of Edinburgh. It’s 20 miles to Livingston, while Falkirk, Stirling and Glasgow are all less than 50 minutes away in the car.
This is a great part of Scotland to live in, thanks to the proximity to coastal spots like Portobello and access to the Scottish Lowlands. From the local golf courses to the country parks and historical attractions, scroll down now for more information on this town and to browse our latest new homes near Dalkeith.
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- 4 bedroom
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Whether you’re exploring country parks, playing a round of golf or visiting historic sites, there’s no shortage of things to do and places to see close to the small Midlothian town of Dalkeith. Just a short commute away from the Scottish capital Edinburgh, your new home in Dalkeith is ideal if you want rural living while working in the city.
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The first mention of Dalkeith in the history books is in the writings of author Jean Froissart, who stayed at the castle in the 14th century. The same castle was later used in the 17th century by Oliver Cromwell’s governor. At this time, Dalkeith had one of the most important and bustling markets in all of Scotland, and the tradition continues to this day.
Dalkeith prospered after a railway line was built between the town and Edinburgh for the transportation of goods, and a Corn Exchange was built as a result in the mid-19th century. Today Dalkeith is a popular commuter town, with good transport links into Edinburgh.
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Dalkeith is home to a number of small employers across a range of industries, while major employers in nearby Edinburgh include the Royal Bank of Scotland Group, Standard Life, The Scottish Government, Lloyds Banking Group, the University of Edinburgh and the City of Edinburgh Council.
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- Visit Dalkeith Country Park, a popular attraction offering woodland paths, cycle routes, and the new Restoration Yard.
- Explore the Pentland Hill Regional Park, located just a short drive away, ideal for hiking and enjoying the outdoors.
- Discover historic sights such as the 18th-century Dalkeith Palace, Edinburgh Castle, and the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.
- Visit the National Mining Museum Scotland, offering insights into the region's mining heritage.
- Explore Roslin Glen Country Park, a picturesque park with walking trails.
- Enjoy a visit to Dobbies Garden World, offering a variety of plants, garden supplies, and a pleasant cafe.
- Experience the wonders of nature at Edinburgh Butterfly and Insect World.
- Play a round of golf at nearby courses such as Kings Acre Golf Course, Newbattle Golf Club, and Broomieknowe Golf Course.Travel and commuting
- Visit Dalkeith Country Park, a popular attraction offering woodland paths, cycle routes, and the new Restoration Yard.
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- Dalkeith is conveniently located near the A7 and A68 roads, as well as the City of Edinburgh Bypass.
- Eskbank station is just a 5-minute drive away from the town centre.
- The drive to the city centre of Edinburgh takes approximately 25 minutes, while the train journey from Eskbank station to Edinburgh Waverley takes around 20 minutes on the ScotRail service.
- The car journey to Glasgow takes about 1 hour and 5 minutes.
- For trips to London, the car journey from Dalkeith takes over 7 hours. However, you can opt for a flight from Edinburgh Airport, which takes between 1 and 2 hours,
- Edinburgh Airport is conveniently located just 20 minutes away from Dalkeith by car
- Dalkeith is conveniently located near the A7 and A68 roads, as well as the City of Edinburgh Bypass.