Edinburgh property insights & area guides

Market perspective, neighbourhood guides and considered advice for buying, selling and living in Edinburgh.

Area Guides

Edinburgh, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.

Edinburgh is a city of distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own architecture, atmosphere and property market. From historic terraces and Georgian townhouses to leafy residential streets and village-like pockets, every area offers something different.

My area guides explore the places I know and work across – looking at the homes you’ll find there, the character of the streets, local amenities and the details that shape everyday life.

You’ll also find insight into each neighbourhood’s property market, helping you get a clearer sense of what makes an area distinctive whether you’re thinking about selling, moving locally or simply getting to know Edinburgh a little better.

Featured Area Guide

Bruntsfield

Bruntsfield runs south from the Meadows and Bruntsfield Links towards Morningside, with Bruntsfield Place providing a busy spine of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Side streets quickly become more residential, creating a strong walkable-neighbourhood feel.

Its position is a major advantage: the city centre, universities, Tollcross, Morningside and Merchiston are all accessible without a car. Competition can be strong for bright main-door, top-floor and garden flats.

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Area Guides

Choosing where to live is as important as choosing the home itself. Our area guides share what we've learned from years of buying, selling and living across Edinburgh, from the character of each neighbourhood to what homes there actually sell for.

Whether you're moving across the city or relocating from further afield, they're a good place to start.