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5. Newhaven
Newhaven, which was once a thriving fishing village, is now a vibrant but tranquil area to live in. The neighbourhood has a harbour area with a lighthouse, which is a peaceful place to eat fish-and-chips and watch the boats go by. Newhaven is also full of great restaurants, pubs and coffee shops. Photo: Shutterstock
6. Bruntsfield
This Edinburgh neighbourhood is full of charming cafes, bars and independent shops. It is also home to the Bruntsfield Links, which is the perfect spot for a relaxed walk. Photo: Lee Chalmers
7. Morningside
Morningside, a thriving residential suburb in the South of Edinburgh, is a popular place to live in the Capital. Being a resident has many advantages, as the area has a variety of independent shops and cafes, as well as a public library, a cinema and a popular Fringe venue - the Church Hill Theatre. Photo: mov8
8. Granton
Granton, one of Edinburgh's waterfront districts, is becoming an increasingly desirable place to live. Residents get gorgeous views of the Firth of Forth and access to Granton Crescent Park - a tranquil community park. The area is set to improve in the coming years, with over £250 million being invested into redevelopment of the neighbourhood. Photo: Google Maps