This was a single platform station between Drem and North Berwick stations. The platform was on the east side of the line. The original small station building was later replaced with a larger building, a small version of the typical North British Railway style building. A railway cottage was just to the east, on the station approach.
To the south was a goods yard, approached from the south. Sidings were on the east side of the line.
The station was built at a countryside location, surrounded by farmland. Dirleton Castle is to the north west, about a mile and a half by road. The station survived until 1954.
The cottage remains, now a private house.
Historic Environment - Dirleton Castle
Nearby stations North Berwick [Williamstown] North Berwick North Berwick [1st] Drem Gullane East Fortune Luffness Platform Ballencrieff Aberlady East Linton East Linton [1st] Haddington Longniddry Seton Mains Halt Seton | Ferrygate Works North Berwick Shed North Berwick Goods Drem Junction Gullane Shed Tourist/other Dirleton Castle RAF Drem North Berwick Law Scottish Seabird Centre East Fortune Hospital Saltcoats Castle Fidra Pier Fidra Lighthouse Chesters Hill Fort National Museum of Flight |
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. |
01/02/1952 | North Berwick Branch (North British Railway) Dirleton closed to passengers. |