6 John Brown Court, Haddington. EH41 3JB

An excellent opportunity has arisen to acquire this charming, bright and well-proportioned flat, which is part of a conversion of the Old Evangelical Union Church, a B-listed Georgian meeting house built in circa 1806.  Furthermore, the property is peacefully situated within the Haddington conservation area on a quiet cul-de-sac in the very heart of the town, just a stone's throw from amenities and transport links. The property is offered to the market in good order throughout and has been painted in neutral tones, giving the new buyer a blank canvas to put their own stamp on this beautiful property.  The accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hall, lounge, fitted kitchen, double bedroom and a bathroom with white three-piece suite with glass screen and electric shower over the bath.  The property further benefits from electric heating, good storage facilities including a large attic and has access to a shared courtyard with residents parking.   This property will appeal to a variety of buyers and viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the property.

 

Location

Haddington is a lovely historic market town situated in the picturesque county of East Lothian. It offers a wealth of amenities on its vibrant High Street and state-of-the-art facilities. There is a good selection of shops, coffee houses, cafes, eateries, restaurants and pubs, boutique shops, art galleries, hardware shops, charity shops, and bookshops. East Lothian's state-of-the-art library and museum, the John Gray Centre is also on the High Street, offering interesting exhibitions throughout the year. For the sport and outdoor enthusiast, the town has its own golf course and the fantastic Aubigny Sport Centre, which is home to two swimming pools, a gym, and a range of fitness classes. For more leisurely pursuits, the banks of the River Tyne and the surrounding open countryside provide tranquil strolls and excellent bike ride opportunities. Situated close to the A1, the town is very well connected to Edinburgh, Berwick, and further afield, with regular buses going to and from the capital.