Haddington is an old market town and still mantains its original High st and shops and close by George House are a choice of
coffee shops and restaurants and grocery shops
within a short walk
Nearby places of interest include

Preston Mill- originally part of the estate Preston Mill is an 18th Century water mill with distinctive conical-roofed kiln. The mill remained in operation until 1959 and the water-wheel and machinery all still work.

Traprain Law- viewed from this estate this hill fort was first fortified in the Bronze age and occupied throughout the Iron Age and Roman period until medieval times. A climb up to the top is rewarded with magnificent views of East Lothian to the coast, you may also meet the wild ponies that now live there!

North Berwick- a thriving coastal town North Berwick offers an array of shopping and dining options as well as boat trips on the Firth of Forth. North Berwick is also home to the Scottish Seabird Centre which, among other things, ha

Tantallon Castle- a formidable stronghold set on the cliff top overlooking the Firth of Forth.

National Museum of Flight- Scotland’s national aviation museum The museum is housed in the original wartime buildings of RAF East Fortune which comprises one of the best preserved wartime airfields in the UK and is also home to the Concorde.

Nearby activities include:

Markle Fisheries- 2 fly fishing ponds and one bait only pond and stocked with a range of trout.

Foxlake Adventures- Scotland’s first cable wakeboarding park along with the UK’s only ropes course constructed over water.

Golf- East Lothian has 22 golf courses catering for golfers of all standards, some courses you’ll of course recognise such as the Championship course at Muirfield. See golf East Lothian for more details.

Horse riding at Seacliff Stables- ride across local beaches and the stunning East Lothian countryside at Seacliff stables with horses and ponies to suit all levels of experience
.Boat trips to the Bass rock