Cranston Dean

Valley in Midlothian

Scotland

Cranston Dean

Road by Preston Mains Midlothian yellow road.
Road by Preston Mains Credit: Richard Webb

Cranston Dean is a small village located in Midlothian, Scotland. Situated in the picturesque Valley region, the village is known for its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. With a population of around 500 residents, Cranston Dean offers a close-knit community and a peaceful lifestyle.

The village is surrounded by rolling hills, lush greenery, and stunning landscapes, making it a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. There are several walking and hiking trails in the area, providing ample opportunities for residents to explore the surrounding countryside and enjoy the scenic views.

Cranston Dean has a rich history, with evidence of human settlements dating back to ancient times. The village itself has a charming and traditional feel, with many well-preserved historic buildings and landmarks. The local church, St. Mary's, is a prominent feature of the village and is worth a visit for its beautiful architecture and peaceful atmosphere.

Despite its small size, Cranston Dean is well-served with amenities and services. The village has a primary school, a community center, and a local pub that serves as a social hub for residents. Additionally, there are a few small shops and businesses that cater to the daily needs of the community.

Overall, Cranston Dean offers a serene and close-knit community in the heart of the Midlothian Valley. Its breathtaking natural surroundings, rich history, and friendly atmosphere make it an attractive place to live for those seeking a quieter and more rural lifestyle.

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Cranston Dean Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.875169/-2.9791592 or Grid Reference NT3865. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road by Preston Mains Midlothian yellow road.
Road by Preston Mains
Midlothian yellow road.
Ploughed fields near Pathhead Dry soil awaiting sowing, probably spring barley.
Ploughed fields near Pathhead
Dry soil awaiting sowing, probably spring barley.
Pond, Vogrie Country Park
Pond, Vogrie Country Park
Fallen tree, Vogrie Country Park There is a lot of fallen dead wood at Vogrie which enhances the biodiversity of the woodlands.
Fallen tree, Vogrie Country Park
There is a lot of fallen dead wood at Vogrie which enhances the biodiversity of the woodlands.
Crow Wood, Vogrie
Crow Wood, Vogrie
Path, Vogrie Wood Descending to the Tyne Water, following the Vogrie Burn.
Path, Vogrie Wood
Descending to the Tyne Water, following the Vogrie Burn.
Tyne Water, Vogrie One of those rivers which is a tributary of a watercourse with a similar name. It flows into the River Tyne which gains much of its flow from the Humbie/Birnie/Colstoun Waters.
Tyne Water, Vogrie
One of those rivers which is a tributary of a watercourse with a similar name. It flows into the River Tyne which gains much of its flow from the Humbie/Birnie/Colstoun Waters.
Path, Vogrie Wood On the edge of the woodland, high above the Tyne Water.
Path, Vogrie Wood
On the edge of the woodland, high above the Tyne Water.
Turniedykes by Pathhead
Turniedykes by Pathhead
Round bales, Preston
Round bales, Preston
Turniedykes farm A farm south of Pathhead, seen from a path above the Tyne Water.
Turniedykes farm
A farm south of Pathhead, seen from a path above the Tyne Water.
Footbridge and confluence, Vogrie The confluence of the Vogrie Burn and the Tyne Water. The footbridge carries the path back to Vogrie House and meets a path continuing north to Ford.
Footbridge and confluence, Vogrie
The confluence of the Vogrie Burn and the Tyne Water. The footbridge carries the path back to Vogrie House and meets a path continuing north to Ford.
Tyne Water at Vogrie An upstream view in the woods of Turniedykes Strip.
Tyne Water at Vogrie
An upstream view in the woods of Turniedykes Strip.
Stile and path to Ford A stile at the edge of Vogrie Country Park with a notice about sheep killed and injured by dogs in the fields here.
Stile and path to Ford
A stile at the edge of Vogrie Country Park with a notice about sheep killed and injured by dogs in the fields here.
Tree in Vogrie Country Park An impressive tree near the track to the west of the house.
Tree in Vogrie Country Park
An impressive tree near the track to the west of the house.
Edgehead from the air Windmill Wood is in the left foreground.
Edgehead from the air
Windmill Wood is in the left foreground.
Edgehead from the air Windmill Wood is in the left foreground.
Edgehead from the air
Windmill Wood is in the left foreground.
Dewartown Once an estate village for Vogrie.
Dewartown
Once an estate village for Vogrie.
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Cranston Dean is located at Grid Ref: NT3865 (Lat: 55.875169, Lng: -2.9791592)

Unitary Authority: Midlothian

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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Located within 500m of 55.875169,-2.9791592
Give Way
Direction: forward
Lat/Long: 55.8775051/-2.9858361
Icehouse
Heritage: yes
Location: underground
Note: ice storage for Oxenfoord Castle
Wikidata: Q56612397
Lat/Long: 55.8757457/-2.974028
Historic: yes
Wikidata: Q17827051
Lat/Long: 55.8794395/-2.9807228
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