Linden Homes

Across nearly six-acres in Acton, we’re reimagining life in the capital – turning every corner into a green haven. Connected by seven stations, including the new Elizabeth Line (Crossrail), Acton’s West London location is highly sought after — taking you into Central London in under 10 minutes. Expect unique interiors that go beyond the everyday, where distinctive details punctuate beautifully considered contemporary spaces.

The Gatehouse is a stunning collection of modern new-build homes extending the Whitecraig community in the stunning East Lothian countryside. This development provides energy-efficient 3, 4 and 5-bedroom homes sure to appeal to a range of potential homebuyers, including growing families, first-time buyers, and commuters to Edinburgh and its surrounds.The Gatehouse is located in the eastern periphery of Edinburgh, just a mile east of the city bypass. Residents will also enjoy an abundance of East Lothian landscape, with largely rural surroundings offering stunning scenery and green open space. The River Esk runs just to the west of the development, which can be followed around three miles north to Musselburgh where it joins the North Sea. The development is just off Whitecraig Road, with Carberry Road a major distributor leading north, the A68 under a mile south, The City of Edinburgh Bypass a four-minute drive away, and, of course, the A1 just a three-minute drive away, leading directly to Princes Street in Edinburgh where it terminates. This development will fall under the administration of East Lothian Council.The scenery which surrounds The Gatehouse is the undulating hills and patchwork farmland synonymous with the East Lothian landscape, ideal for sightseeing walks and rewarding cycling routes. There is a strong community established in Whitecraig; free-range eggs can be purchased down the lane, a football pitch and playpark neighbours the development, and the Centre Village Hub is half a mile away. Those looking for a tot and a bite to eat will find the award-winning Mercat Bar and Grill just eight minutes’ walk down the road, welcoming locals with a family-oriented atmosphere and regular calendar of customer events. Musselburgh is a six-minute drive away – famous for its seafood and coastline, it’s the perfect location for beach days and family meals out. Edinburgh is 22 minutes’ drive away, presenting one of the UK’s finest cities of culture. World-famous for its history of art, literature, and architecture, there is plenty to discover.There are a number of schools nearby serving children of all ages, including Whitecraig Primary School which is currently under construction just three minutes’ walk away. Well-regarded primary and secondary school options can be found in Dalkeith, Wallyford, and Musselburgh, with all three being served by local bus routes enabling independent travel for older kids. For those seeking to pursue high education, Queen Margaret University offers a terrific selection of career-focused vocational courses located just four miles away. The University of Edinburgh’s campus is dotted across the city centre, one of the world’s most eminent and distinguished educational institutions.Cowpits Road bus stop is a minute’s walk from the front of the development, with local bus routes serving travel between Penicuik and Musselburgh. Residents have a number of train station options within a 10-minute drive, all supplying local ScotRail services to Edinburgh from where national rail options are abundant. The train journey time from Musselburgh to Edinburgh is under 10 minutes. Motorists will find the development well connected making it an ideal location for commuters. The City of Edinburgh Bypass is just a four-minute drive away, and the A1 is a three-minute drive away. Edinburgh Airport is 16 miles away, providing destinations and connections worldwide.Everyday essentials are supplied by a convenience store just three minutes’ walk away – ideal for picking up little bits. More comprehensive shopping needs can be found in a choice of popular supermarkets within a five-minute drive, as well as in nearby Musselburgh which accommodates a selection of high-street favourite retailers and independent stores. As its name suggests, Musselburgh is historically famous for its seafood, with award-winning restaurants overlooking the stunning coastline. In amongst the landmarks and museums, Edinburgh is packed with great retail and hospitality: The Royal Mile provides cafés, tourist spots, and souvenir shops; Princes Street is the main shopping street in the capital with well-known flagship brands; Grassmarket hosts independent market stalls with a stunning backdrop. Whatever your shopping or dining need, the Scottish capital really has it all.