The development will be situated on the site of the former Jewel and Esk Valley College.
Midlothian Council approved the developer's plans, which will see 94 detached homes, 18 semi-detached homes and 28 flats built on the 6.37 hectare site.
The flats will be erected in two three-storey blocks and will have two bedrooms. Of the houses, 18 will be three-bedrooms, 83 will be four-bedrooms, three will have five-bedrooms, while a further eight will have six-bedrooms.
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Each property will be two-storeys in height.
Access to 44 of the homes will be off Ancrum Bank, with the remaining 96 properties accessible from a new entrance off Dalhousie Road.
It is proposed that the two roads will not be linked in order to prevent through traffic.
The plans also include the provision of a children's play area in an area of open space, with public art features also located in this part of the site.
Details of the art features have still to be submitted.
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