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New homes for sale in Midlothian

If you are looking to move to central Scotland, then look no further than Midlothian, a beautiful county with plenty to offer.

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Search new build homes for sale in Midlothian by selecting the town where you'd like to live from the list below;

New listings in Midlothian

DWH @ Valley Park

by David Wilson Homes

East Calder, Midlothian, EH53 0WL

4 bedroom houses

£419,995 - £499,995

DWH @ Valley Park is a blossoming community of luxury homes in Calderwood. Whether you're upsizing or downsizing there's something for everyone. You'll also be surrounded by stunning green country park - perfect for morning walks. With fantastic local amenities nearby, a range of retail outlets and plenty of open space, the opportunities at Valley Park are endless.Tesco Express - 4.4 miles Livingston Designer Outlet - 5.8 miles Iceland - 5.6 milesOffering the best of both worlds, Calderwood is surrounded by acres of stunning countryside from Almondell & Calderwood Country Park to Jupiter Artland making it a great base for outdoor adventure.You can take advantage of excellent travel links too, with direct links to Edinburgh & Glasgow in under 1 hour. Uphall Train Station - 3.7 miles Livingston North - 4.4 milesMonday 12:30-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

Barratt @ West Craigs

by Barratt Homes

Gogar, Midlothian, EH12 0DE

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£359,995 - £599,995

Barratt @ West Craigs is a new community of family homes in north-west Edinburgh. There are plenty of local amenities nearby and on site; there is a brand new school, health centre and nursery. The development is situated near the City Bypass which connects to other main road links across the central belt. There are also plenty of regular bus, tram and train services within easy reach.There are plenty of local shops nearby including B&M, The Gyle Shopping Centre, Morrisons and Tesco Extra.There are plenty of walks and open spaces around the development. David Lloyd is 1.4 miles away.Lothain Buses have bus routes that run daily with frequent services, taking you into the city centre. The development is close to the Edinburgh City Bypass for those travelling around the city and further afield.Monday 12:30-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30
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Midlothian lies within the east-central Lowlands, bordering the south side of Edinburgh. Once known as a thriving mining area, it has now become a renowned location for its services to Science and Technology. The county is predominantly rural, with two Country parks which host a range of activities throughout the year, perfect for family days out. It is a fast growing area of Scotland with many new housing developments across the county.

Located on the River North Esk, Penicuik, pronounced ‘Pennycook’ has a rich industrial past with paper mills and gunpowder production. It is also home to Penicuik House, a heritage conservation that was built between 1761 - 1769. As well as being packed with history, the town also offers access to the Pentland Hills. A popular location for outdoor enthusiasts. There are many family activities hosted throughout the year like music festivals, craft fairs and Highland games. For those who enjoy dining out, there are a selection of quaint cafes and pubs to choose from.

Queensferry, also known as South Queensferry or simply ‘The Ferry’ by locals is north west of Edinburgh. In 2025, via a Telegraph study, it was voted the most beautiful town in Scotland. A former Royal Burgh, the town is packed with history and is still one of the largest marina outlets in Scotland. Being a coastal town, you are able to hop onto boat tours to spot seals and explore uninhabited nearby islands, fantastic for all the family. The area is also great for those seeking outdoor adventures like walking with trails like Forth Bridges Trail.

Due to Bonnyrigg being within close proximity to Edinburgh, it makes for a popular location for professionals to call home. With regular train services into the city centre and bus routes make for a hassle free experience. There are numerous family attractions too. Dalhousie Castle and Falconry, which is home to over 45 birds of prey as well as other activities throughout the year like archery lessons.