Bishops Park, Mid Calder, EH53

Tucked away from the main road within an established residential pocket of Mid Calder, Bishop’s Park is a well-proportioned three-bedroom home enjoying a particularly private position. Set back behind a pedestrian pathway rather than sitting directly roadside, the property is approached through an established setting with mature trees and greenery providing a pleasant outlook to the front. A gated front garden creates a welcoming first impression, with an area of lawn and pathway leading towards the covered entrance.

Stepping inside, you are first welcomed into a useful entrance porch, a fantastic practical addition to the home and the perfect buffer between indoor and outdoor living, providing space for coats, shoes and everyday essentials before continuing into the main accommodation.

From here, the property opens into a generously proportioned lounge, finished in soft neutral tones with comfortable carpeting underfoot. The room offers excellent flexibility for a variety of furniture arrangements, while the large window draws in plenty of natural light and looks towards the greenery surrounding the property. Its generous proportions create a comfortable space for both relaxing and entertaining.

The property then flows seamlessly through to the dining area, where attractive wood-effect flooring provides a natural transition between the living space and kitchen. Currently utilised as a children’s play area, this is an incredibly versatile part of the home. Primarily, it offers ample room for a family dining table and chairs, although its proportions would equally lend themselves to a dedicated home-working area or additional family/play space. A large rear-facing window provides plenty of natural light and gives an outlook towards the garden.

From the dining area, a door to the right leads into the kitchen. Bright and practical, the kitchen is fitted with a range of white shaker-style wall and base cabinetry contrasted by dark work surfaces and a tiled splashback. There is a gas hob with oven below and extractor above, together with space for a washing machine and additional appliances. A window provides further natural light, while the tiled flooring makes this a practical everyday space. Importantly, the kitchen also provides direct access through the rear door to the garden.

Outside, the private rear garden is fully enclosed by timber fencing, making it a particularly useful space for children, pets and outdoor entertaining. Predominantly laid to lawn, there is also a paved patio immediately outside the property, a pathway running towards the rear of the garden and a timber garden shed providing useful external storage. The relatively straightforward layout also gives a future owner plenty of scope to landscape or personalise the space to suit their own needs.

Heading upstairs, the neutral presentation continues throughout, with three bedrooms providing flexibility for couples, young families or those requiring dedicated home-working space.

Bedroom one is positioned to the front of the property and comfortably accommodates a double bed, with its neutral décor making it an easy room for a new owner to make their own. Bedroom two, positioned towards the rear, is currently utilised as a nursery but offers proportions capable of accommodating a double bed, making this a genuine second double bedroom. Bedroom three, also positioned to the rear, provides a versatile additional room which could work particularly well as a child’s bedroom, home office, dressing room or playroom.

Completing the upper level is the family bathroom, fitted with a three-piece suite comprising WC, wash-hand basin and bath with shower over. Its simple, crisp and neutral presentation continues the understated feel found throughout the upper floor.

One of the property’s particularly appealing features is its position within Bishop’s Park. Being tucked away from the main road creates a noticeably more secluded approach, with established trees and greenery helping to soften the outlook to the front, while the enclosed rear garden provides further privacy. For buyers wanting the convenience of an established residential development without feeling immediately exposed to passing road traffic, the setting is a real advantage.

Bishop’s Park sits within the popular village of Mid Calder, combining a quieter residential setting with excellent access to Livingston and the wider central belt. The village itself retains plenty of character, with its historic centre home to independent shops, convenience stores, traditional pubs and restaurants. West Lothian Council describes Mid Calder as blending into the surrounding landscape of Almondell and Calderwood, with the historic village centre also designated as a conservation area. 

For families, Mid Calder Primary School is located within the village at Spottiswoode Gardens. West Lothian Council identifies Mid Calder Primary as one of the associated primary schools for West Calder High School; however, school catchments should always be independently verified for the individual address at the time of purchase. 

Outdoor space is another major attraction. Almondell & Calderwood Country Park is close by, offering an extensive network of woodland and riverside routes. In fact, the official Calderwood Walk begins in Mid Calder and provides a roughly 3-mile/5km circular route through mixed ancient woodland, making this an excellent location for dog walkers, runners and families who enjoy getting outdoors. 

For commuting, Livingston South provides a convenient nearby rail option, while Kirknewton and Uphall provide further alternatives depending on the required route. Road commuters are particularly well placed, with straightforward access towards the A71, connecting into Livingston and east towards Edinburgh, while Livingston’s wider road network provides convenient onward access towards the M8 for Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Everyday shopping is also easily accessible. Mid Calder itself caters well for day-to-day essentials, while nearby Livingston offers a much broader selection. Little Waitrose At Shell Lizzie Brice is particularly convenient locally, with Asda Livingston Supercentre and Lidl among the larger supermarket options within Livingston. Nearby East Calder also has Tesco Express for additional everyday convenience.

Overall, Bishop’s Park offers a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers, young families or downsizers looking for a three-bedroom home in an established Mid Calder setting, with flexible living accommodation, private gardens and a tucked-away position, while remaining extremely well connected to local schooling, countryside walks, Livingston and the wider commuter network.

Home Report Value- £205,000
EPC- C
Council Tax Band- C

Parking - Off street

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