69 Carlaverock Crescent, Tranent, EH33 2DZ

Open viewing - Saturday 2-4pm

Accompanied by generous, secure gardens and garage parking, this two-bedroom semi-detached house further benefits from exceptionally bright, neutral interiors with wood flooring – the perfect blank canvas for personalisation. It is an attractive and convenient option for professionals and small families, quietly located in the popular East Lothian town of Tranent, just a 30-minute commute from central Edinburgh, with the A1, rail links, coast, and countryside all within easy reach.

The entrance is reached through a gated front garden and opens into a bright hall, from which the living room and kitchen extend, both spanning the full depth of the house with dual-aspect windows drawing in abundant natural light. The living room offers excellent flexibility for a variety of furniture arrangements, whilst the kitchen provides a sociable setting with space for dining and direct garden access. A selection of contemporary dove-grey cabinets and workspace is stylishly framed by a bold orange splashback, adding a vibrant focal point. A freestanding gas cooker is included, with ample space for additional appliances, and a built-in store provides useful concealed storage.

On the first floor, a naturally-lit landing leads to two double bedrooms with storage. The principal bedroom spans the full depth of the house and benefits from multiple built-in cupboards. Completing the accommodation is a bright shower room, fitted with aqua panelling and modern sanitary ware, including a WC, basin, and walk-in shower. Gas central heating and double glazing ensure year-round comfort and efficiency.

Outside, both the front and rear gardens are enclosed and secure, with gated access. The generous rear garden features a large lawn alongside paved areas, offering a low-maintenance outdoor space with scope for further landscaping. For private parking, there is space to the front, along with a detached single garage.

Extras: The property is sold as seen. Please note: Some of the rooms have been virtually staged from actual photographs of the rooms.