Carrington Kirk is a charming 18th-century former church with a rich history, having been meticulously restored and maintained over the years. The property features a unique 3-bay T-plan design with a tower, and its interior boasts a plethora of original charm, including exposed stonework, Gothic and diamond leaded windows, and intricate stained-glass pieces. The building has undergone various renovations, including alterations by Thomas Brown in 1838 and Crichton, Lang, Willis and Galloway in 1984. Currently used as a commercial office space, the property has the potential to be converted into a residential dwelling subject to necessary consents. The property sits in a picturesque churchyard, surrounded by stone walling, and benefits from on-street parking and a central gravel pathway. Located in the semi-rural village of Carrington, the property offers easy access to local amenities, including shops, supermarkets, and leisure facilities, as well as central Edinburgh, which is just 11 miles away.