Venue Description

This site is currently closed. Discover an enchanting medieval church at the end of a pretty woodland path. One of the finest surviving collegiate churches, Seton also has ruined domestic quarters, allowing a rare glimpse into the lives of those who once prayed here.

Accessibility

Approach to site The site is about 150m along an earth and tarmac path. It can be very muddy in wet weather. Visitor Centre Enter by a small concrete step up with no handrail. Monument The church is entered up a single stone step and through a heavy wooden door. Inside the nave is level. There are two small stone steps up into the choir. The ruins of the priests’ quarters are outside across a cut grass lawn. The carved stone shelter is outside across a cut grass lawn.

Access Statement

Access Statement Link: http://www.historicenvironment.scot/access

Toilets

Toilets Access to the toilets is down a set of rough earth cut stairs with no handrails. The nearest adapted toilets are 1.5 miles away at Lothian and Borders Police, 113 High Street, Tranent.

Staff

Information about the staff has not been added for this venue.