Eskgrove, 5 Inveresk Village, East Lothian, EH21 7TD

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Property Description

Eskgrove House is an exceptional and beautifully proportioned Category B-Listed mansion set within approximately 2.74 acres of immaculately maintained mature gardens and woodland in the heart of historic Inveresk Village. Extending to around 7,454 sq. ft over four floors, the property combines grand period architecture with an outstanding full refurbishment completed by Square & Crescent in recent years.

Believed to date from 1736, during the reign of George II, with a later Victorian addition of 1903, Eskgrove House was originally built for Sir David Rae, later Lord Eskgrove and Lord Justice-Clerk - Scotland’s second-highest judge. His family emblem, a carved stag, remains proudly positioned above the front entrance.

The house is completely secluded, set behind high stone walls and mature hedging, with electric gated access at both the front and rear.

More Details

EPC: C
Council Tax Band: H
Tenure: Freehold

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