The subjects comprise a traditional stone - built church premises constructed in
1872, surmounted by a pitched and slated roof. The subjects further benefit
form traditional period - stained glass windows, ample communal parking in the
nearby vicinity and a small, stoned yard section to the rear of the property.
Internally, the subjects comprise a traditional open planned church space.
There are two partitioned rooms noted to each corner at the rear of the
premises, and artificial lighting was noted to be by way of fluorescent tube
light fittings.
**Please note that the raised stone alter visible in the below picture will be
removed from the premises prior to any sale concluding
LocationThe premises is located in Pathhead, a small village that lies within
the Scottish council district of Midlothian. Pathhead is situated
approximately
5 miles along the A68 off the Millerhall junction of the A720/Edinburgh City
Bypass. The A68 is one of the main arterial routes leading to and
from the Scottish Borders.
More specifically, the church itself is situated to the rear of 48 Main Street
with pedestrian access taken via a side alley between 46 and 48 Main Street.
Vehicular access is further taken via Oxenford Avenue/Oxenford Drive, the
junction for which is found approximately 100m to the southeast of the
pedestrian access path.

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