Marine Court

Settlement in East Lothian

Scotland

Marine Court

East Lothian Townscape : Red, amber, green With a bonus topping of Thyboron Fisk from Jutland, Denmark. — East Lothian Townscape : Red, amber, green Credit: Richard West

Marine Court is a residential area located in East Lothian, Scotland. Situated on the coast, it offers picturesque views of the North Sea and is a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike. The area is known for its tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal place for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

The residential properties in Marine Court consist mainly of modern apartments and houses, providing a diverse range of accommodation options. Many of these properties are designed to maximize the stunning views of the sea, with large windows and balconies overlooking the water. The area is well-maintained and offers a pleasant living environment.

One of the key attractions of Marine Court is its proximity to the beach. Residents and visitors can easily access the sandy shores, where they can enjoy a day of sunbathing, swimming, or even participating in various water sports activities. The coastline is also home to a variety of wildlife, making it a great spot for nature enthusiasts.

In terms of amenities, Marine Court offers a range of facilities to cater to the needs of its residents. There are several local shops, restaurants, and cafes within walking distance, providing convenience for daily essentials or a leisurely meal. The nearby town of North Berwick offers additional options for shopping and entertainment, ensuring that all necessities are within easy reach.

Overall, Marine Court is a charming coastal area in East Lothian, offering a serene living environment with stunning views, easy access to the beach, and a range of amenities. It is a sought-after location for those seeking a peaceful seaside retreat.

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Marine Court Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.004135/-2.5254341 or Grid Reference NT6779. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

East Lothian Townscape : Red, amber, green

With a bonus topping of Thyboron Fisk from Jutland, Denmark.

Richard West

East Lothian Townscape : Medical Emergency?

I reckon that this 'ere Saltees Fish needs to visit the box-doctor without delay.

Richard West

Coastal East Lothian : I Am Curious (Yellow and Orange)

By what strange alchemy does yellow become orange?

Richard West

Coastal East Lothian : A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step

The Dunbar district has not been spared the consequences of the recent widespread Christmas and New Year transport cancellation chaos. This column of returning holiday-makers has had plenty of time to contemplate ancient Chinese wisdom on the long march from EuroDisney Paris back to North Berwick and Gullane.

Richard West

Coastal East Lothian : Ain't no river wide enough

All across the UK, the mad rush for Taylor Swift concert tickets continues.

Richard West

Winterfield GC

Golf course in Dunbar. View of the Bass Rock and Fife.

Richard Webb

Cromwell Harbour, Dunbar

The older of the two harbours at Dunbar.

Bob Jones

Victoria Harbour, Dunbar

The newer of the two harbours at Dunbar.

Bob Jones

Centre of Dunbar

G McK

John Muir Statue, Dunbar

John Muir (1838-1914) was America's most famous and influential naturalist and conservationist. He is one of California's most important historical personalities. He has been called "The Father of the National Parks," "Wilderness Prophet," and "Citizen of the Universe." He once described himself more humorously, and perhaps most accurately, as, a "poetico-trampo-geologist-botanist and ornithologist-naturalist etc. etc. !!!!" Legendary librarian and author Lawrence Clark Powell (1906-2001) said of him: "If I were to choose a single Californian to occupy the Hall of Fame, it would be this tenacious Scot who became a Californian during the final forty-six years of his life."

John Darcy

Belhaven Brewery

Great beer since 1719

John Darcy

Belhaven Bay

I don't see the point of this bridge but it has been there for years.

John Darcy

Lochend

Lochend Wood, looked like a small wood surrounded by farmland on the OS map. Now the woods are becoming surrounded by new houses. The woodland remains though and I have recently visited it for orienteering.

Richard Webb

Road to nowhere

The ghost exit of this roundabout at Lochend suggests that the field will not be growing winter barley for much longer. Dunbar is expanding fast because folk can no longer afford to live in Edinburgh. With the new A1 pseudo-motorway the East Lothian towns are being rapidly developed. Whether many can afford Dunbar is a good question. Looking east towards the cement works. Development of the site has begun, and there is now a supermarket here.

Richard Webb

Lochend.

Estate from an access roundabout. Looking west. The exit behind me just leads to a field, but soon this roundabout will be in the middle of a lot of houses, and not a safe place for casual photographers to lurk.

Richard Webb

Last day for the Bellevue

The Dunbar hotel devastated by fire in 1986 was finally demolished in February 2006 after a decade of arguments over whether the building should be preserved or torn down. A fine hotel in its hey day with 365 windows (days), 53 bedrooms (weeks), 12 public rooms (months) and 4 floors (seasons). Retirement homes will be built on the site.

Lisa Jarvis

Deep furrows at Eweford, near Dunbar

Recently a Neolithic mortuary structure was excavated at Eweford. Subsequently, the site was also used for burials during the Bronze Age.

Lisa Jarvis

Mist by Miles

West Barns plains near East Links Family Park and John Muir Country Park. Looking over Belhaven Bay toward the clubhouse of Winterfield Golf Club near St Margaret's.

Simon Johnston

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Marine Court is located at Grid Ref: NT6779 (Lat: 56.004135, Lng: -2.5254341)

Unitary Authority: East Lothian

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders