Carrington Kirk is an 18th century former church with a unique T-plan design and tower, meticulously restored and maintained throughout its history. The property has undergone various renovations, including alterations to the windows in 1838 and interior refurbishments in 1858 and 1984. The current owner has received positive pre-planning advice from Midlothian Council for conversion to a residential dwelling, subject to a full application. The building retains its original charm and is currently used as a commercial office space, with potential for conversion. The property features a range of original features, including exposed stonework, Gothic and diamond leaded windows, and an intricate stained-glass piece. The property sits within a generous lawned churchyard, surrounded by stone walling, and has a central gravel pathway and forecourt leading to the frontage. The village of Carrington offers scenic countryside, outdoor pursuits, and easy access to local amenities, with central Edinburgh just 11 miles away.