Areas

Areas we cover across Edinburgh and the Lothians

Every area has its own market. A colony in Stockbridge, a villa in The Grange and a seafront flat in Portobello are sold to different buyers, on different evidence, with different pricing strategies. These are our local selling guides.

Edinburgh neighbourhoods

Selling in Stockbridge

EH3, EH4

Georgian and Victorian stone at the edge of the New Town, with colonies, conversions and townhouses drawing some of the deepest buyer demand in Edinburgh.

Selling in New Town

EH1, EH2, EH3

Edinburgh's World Heritage Georgian core — main door houses, upper conversions and garden-facing flats where condition and original detail set the price.

Selling in Morningside

EH10

Victorian villas, bay-windowed terraces and generous main door flats in one of the most consistently demanded family markets in south Edinburgh.

Selling in Murrayfield

EH12

Substantial west Edinburgh villas and mature garden plots, minutes from the city centre and consistently sought by families trading up.

Selling in Trinity

EH5, EH3

Villas, colonies and garden flats between Inverleith and the Firth of Forth, with sea views at the top of the market.

Selling in Bruntsfield

EH10

Large Victorian tenement flats and main door houses beside the Links, with one of the most active flat markets in the city.

Selling in The Grange

EH9

Walled villa gardens and substantial Victorian houses in one of Edinburgh's most exclusive and consistently prime residential conservation areas.

Selling in Leith

EH6

Warehouse conversions, Victorian tenements and new waterfront apartments in the city's most rapidly changing residential market.

Selling in Portobello

EH15

Beachfront terraces, Victorian houses and colony rows in Edinburgh's seaside suburb, with a tight-knit market and loyal buyer base.

Selling in Corstorphine

EH12

Interwar semis, bungalows and family houses on the western edge of the city, with strong demand from families and commuters.

Selling in Marchmont

EH9

Grand Victorian tenement flats overlooking the Meadows, where floor level, outlook and the state of the stonework decide the price far more than square footage.

Selling in Newington

EH8, EH9

Large Victorian flats, terraces and villas between the Old Town and the south side, where condition and layout decide whether a property competes or stalls.

Selling in West End

EH3, EH12

Georgian and Victorian terraces beside Shandwick Place, where main door houses, garden-facing conversions and lateral flats compete for a well-advised city-centre buyer.

Selling in Merchiston

EH10

Substantial stone villas, large conversions and family flats between Bruntsfield and Craiglockhart, in one of Edinburgh's most settled family markets.

Selling in Currie

EH14

Family housing strung along the Water of Leith below the Pentlands, where school catchment, garden size and parking decide what a Currie home achieves.

Selling in Balerno

EH14

A Pentlands village at the city boundary where buyers are choosing the setting, the high school and the hills as much as the house itself.

Selling in Juniper Green

EH14

A former mill village turned commuter suburb on Lanark Road, where buyers pay for the village feel with a fast route into the city.

Selling in Ratho

EH28

A Union Canal village west of Edinburgh where canalside setting, larger plots and airport-corridor access shape what homes achieve.

Selling in Kirkliston

EH29

A West Edinburgh village expanded by new housing, where sellers of established homes compete directly with developer incentives.

Selling in South Queensferry

EH30

A historic Forth-side town beneath the three bridges, where outlook over the water is the single largest influence on price.

Selling in Cramond

EH4

A conservation village on the Forth shoreline in north-west Edinburgh, where estuary outlook, plot size and school catchment set the price.

Selling in Colinton

EH13

A wooded conservation village in south-west Edinburgh where mature gardens, the dell and Merchiston Castle draw a settled, patient buyer.

More Edinburgh areas

We cover the whole city. Full local guides for these areas are being written and verified.

• Inverleith
• Dean Village
• Barnton
• Blackhall
• Ravelston
• Canonmills
• Duddingston
• Abbeyhill
• Craiglockhart
• Fairmilehead
• Greenbank
• Liberton
• Hillside
• Southside
• Dalmeny
• Old Town
• Tollcross
• Haymarket
• Dalry
• Gorgie
• Polwarth
• Shandon
• Slateford
• Longstone
• Wester Hailes
• Sighthill
• Saughton
• Stenhouse
• Balgreen
• The Gyle
• East Craigs
• Clermiston
• Davidsons Mains
• Silverknowes
• Drylaw
• Comely Bank
• Craigleith
• Granton
• Newhaven
• Bonnington
• Pilrig
• Restalrig
• Craigentinny
• Meadowbank
• Willowbrae
• Prestonfield
• Blackford
• Gilmerton
• Moredun
• Craigmillar
• Newcraighall
• Joppa
• Brunstane
• Oxgangs
• Buckstone
• Mortonhall
• Newbridge
• Ratho Station

Common questions

Which areas of Edinburgh and the Lothians does this site cover?

Edinburgh's neighbourhoods, the East Lothian coast and inland towns, Midlothian, West Lothian including Livingston, and the corridor towns towards Falkirk and Linlithgow. Each has its own page rather than a shared template.

How are the area pages put together?

Each combines local property characteristics — stock type, tenure, transport, schools catchment context — with market evidence for that area. Where recent data is too thin to be meaningful, the page says so instead of estimating.

My street is not listed — can you still help?

Yes. The area pages cover the places most asked about, but an enquiry with a postcode is matched to its local market regardless of whether a page exists for it.