| 22 Edinburgh Road Cockenzie, Prestonpans EH32 0HY | |
| 01875819456 | |
| Cockenzie House and Gardens Website | |
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Don’t be put off by the clinker walls, come inside and you will find welcoming gardens, unique garden follies, a café, a plant nursery and the Heritage Chamber – the heart of Cockenzie and Port Seton’s rich and varied heritage.
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