Directions
Elfenne Gardens is found in Elphinstone, East Lothian, a village close to Tranent and Ormiston. The area is around 12 miles east of Edinburgh, which can be reached in less than half an hour by car.
Leisure
Elfenne Gardens' close proximity to the coast means that plenty of outdoor leisure opportunities are available. Prestonpans Beach is just a 12-minute drive from the development, and this area offers access to the sea and bracing coastal walks. Other active pursuits can be undertaken in nearby Meadowmill, with a purpose-built sports centre available.
In central Edinburgh, exceptional leisure options and cultural highlights await. From multi-screen cinemas, Edinburgh Zoo, and Murrayfield, to Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh Castle, and the Royal Mile, there's lots to see and do in the capital.
Transport
This development sits on the B6414, a route that connects to the A1 via the A199. After joining the A1, motorists then have easy access to Edinburgh to the west, Northumberland to the south-east, and, once it becomes the A1(M), areas such as Newcastle, Leeds, and London.
Just 30 minutes from Elfenne Gardens, air and rail travel are available. The former comes from Edinburgh Airport, a bustling hub offering national and international travel, and the latter from Edinburgh Waverley, a major rail hub in Scotland's capital.
Education
Elphinstone Primary School is just a two-minute walk from Elfenne Gardens, making it easily accessible for parents and students. Other local schools are available within a few minutes' drive of the development, with nearby Tranent and Meadowhill hosting well-regarded centres.
Nearby, The University of Edinburgh is around a 30-minute drive from the development. This centre is the sixth-oldest university in the English-speaking world, having been officially opened in the late 16th century.
Shopping
Local traders are found close to Elfenne Gardens, including a greengrocer, and these stores ensure that essential items are readily available. Close proximity to built-up locations, including Edinburgh and Berwick also mean that further shopping opportunities are bountiful.
Edinburgh's mixture of well-known brands and independent traders makes it an exceptional retail hub. Regular markets and one-off shops are ideal for consumers looking for local produce, and the famous high street is packed with outstanding shops.
