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Dedridge, Livingston — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Dedridge is an area in the south of Livingston, in West Lothian, lying south of Almondvale and north of Murieston.
About Dedridge
Where to stay in Dedridge
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Dedridge is residential, and the beds sit further into Livingston rather than here. That is the short answer. Anyone based in Dedridge gets a quiet address on the southern side of the town, with Almondvale a short hop north and the Murieston area opening out past the last of the streets.
About Dedridge
What are the main landmarks in Dedridge?
Dedridge keeps a short list. Alderston House is the name that stands out, an older property surrounded by the housing that filled the southern part of Livingston, and the rest of the district's interest lies at its edges. Almondvale sits immediately north.
The Murieston area begins where Dedridge's streets stop.
What is the history of Dedridge?
Dedridge came with the town rather than before it, and the street plan says so plainly. Livingston grew south across West Lothian, and the streets that make up Dedridge were drawn on ground whose oldest surviving name is Alderston House. Almondvale followed the same pattern.
So did Murieston.
Where is Dedridge?
Dedridge occupies the south of Livingston in West Lothian, with Almondvale immediately north and the Murieston area beyond its southern edge.
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Updated September 2026