neighbouring areas
| Bathgate | Broxburn | Livingston | West Calder |
| Bo'ness | Linlithgow | South Queensferry |
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One of the oldest buildings in Kirkliston is its church, which dates from the 1100s. It was built for the Order of the Knights Templar when the village was called Temple Liston. Today, Kirkliston is a popular rural village, especially with commuters, because of its excellent motorway links, its close proximity to the road and rail bridges that span the River Forth, and its position in relation to Edinburgh Airport, which is just a few minutes' drive away.
If you are looking for property for sale in Kirkliston offering 2 or 3 bedrooms, there are post-war semi-detached houses with drives, detached bungalows, and new-build terraced townhouses. Estate agents in Kirkliston also represent new-build detached houses offering 4 bedrooms with an integral garage. Plans are on the table to build up to 600 new houses and flats on greenbelt land to the north of Kirkliston, almost doubling the size of the village. In the meantime, if you would like details of flats for sale in Kirkliston that are currently on the market, or information regarding all available houses, please contact Kirkliston estate agents.
Amenities for Kirkliston properties
Kirkliston has a good supply of local pubs, an excellent coffee shop, a newsagent, pharmacy, and a post office. Kirkliston Nursery School is in Queensferry Road, and Kirkliston Primary School is in Carmel Road. For secondary education, children attend Queensferry High School, a mile north in South Queensferry. Next to the school is Queensferry Recreation Centre where there is a wide selection of indoor and outdoor facilities, including a swimming pool, sports halls, fitness classes, outdoor pitches, and a children's crèche. To the north of Kirkliston, between South Queensferry and the A90, there is an 18-hole golf course and another to the west of Kirkliston in Winchburgh.
Transport in Kirkliston
The railway station in Dalmeny in South Queensferry is the closest to Kirkliston and is on the line between Edinburgh and Dundee. By road, Kirkliston is adjacent to the M9 and close to the A90, the A8, and the M8. Local bus services including routes to Edinburgh, Linlithgow, and Stirling, are provided by First Edinburgh.
Surrounding areas
While searching for property to buy or property to rent in Kirkliston, which is covered by postcode, EH29, you may also like to consider Bo'ness, South Queensferry, Broxburn, Livingston, West Calder, and Bathgate.
view the 2 most recently added properties for sale in Kirkliston
5 bedrooms house in Queensferry Road,Kirkliston,EH29 - Offers in the region of £420,000
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28 Queensferry Road is a substantial detached home having five bedrooms, a generous rear garden,...... view full details
1 bedroom house in Almondhill Steading, Kirkliston, West Lothian - Asking price of £168,000
Within easy commuting distance to Edinburgh City Centre
Charming one bedroom terraced cottage within delightful stone built steading conversion, with small garden to the front and patio to...... view full details


