Property portal ESPC has revealed the 10 most popular properties on espc.com during February 2023, racking up more views than any other homes listed on the website.
Properties in the top ten list were located in a range of areas from the highly sought-after regions of East and West Lothian, to the desirable suburbs of Edinburgh. Edinburgh’s popularity shows no signs of waning with ESPC’s active home buyers with five of the properties in the top 10 list located in the city centre and the surrounding suburbs.
Paul Hilton, CEO of ESPC, said: “This rundown of our most-popular homes on ESPC is a fascinating look at the requirements of homebuyers across East Central Scotland, and highlights what buyers are looking for in the current climate. This month, we’ve seen an increased level of demand for larger properties, with more than half of the homes on the list having four or five bedrooms as house hunters search for more flexible accommodation.
“While East Lothian – an area which has surged in popularity post-pandemic – remains popular, Edinburgh city centre and the surrounding suburbs are still desirable places to live with many ESPC users searching for their dream home here. The popularity of these properties is highlighted by the fact 50 per cent of the most viewed homes are now under offer or have had a closing date set. If you are thinking of buying or selling it is never too early to talk to your solicitor estate agent.”
Paul Hilton, CEO of ESPC, said: “This rundown of our most-popular homes on ESPC is a fascinating look at the requirements of homebuyers across East Central Scotland, and highlights what buyers are looking for in the current climate. This month, we’ve seen an increased level of demand for larger properties, with more than half of the homes on the list having four or five bedrooms as house hunters search for more flexible accommodation.
5. 12 Longstone Terrace, Longstone
This stylish three bedroom Edinburgh house is currently under offer, on the market at offers over £265,000. Speaking about the property, a spokesperson for ESPC said: "Completing the top five is this stylish three-bed house in Longstone in the south-west of Edinburgh. "It’s easy to see why this property appealed to visitors to espc.com as it has been recently renovated with a new modern kitchen and has planning permission for a single-storey extension to the rear of the house for an additional living room, a bathroom and storage." Photo: ESPC
6. 51 Ladywell Avenue, Corstorphine
This incredible Edinburgh family home is under offer currently, on the market at a fixed price of £560,000. A spokesperson for ESPC said: "Would-be buyers on espc.com couldn’t get enough of this beautiful four-bed detached house in Corstorphine with four bedrooms, three living rooms, a well-presented kitchen/dining room and two bathrooms, as well as a spacious garden with a summerhouse which is currently a games room." Photo: ESPC
7. 5 Braidburn Crescent, Morningside
This elegant five bedroom terraced house is available at offers over Speaking about the property, a spokesperson for ESPC said: "The most expensive property on the list is this elegant five-bed terraced house in the fashionable Edinburgh pocket of Morningside. The property is full of period features from the large bay windows with traditional panelling to the ceiling cornicing and Edinburgh press. "The home would be ideal for an investor or large family with endless potential for the five bedrooms and three living rooms which could also work as a study, home gym, games room or library." Photo: ESPC
8. 3/19 Papermill Wynd, Edinburgh
This two bedroom flat is on the market at offers over £230,000. An ESPC spokesperson said: "Those who enjoy city centre living flocked to this well-presented two-bedroom flat on the top floor of a unique converted building in Bellevue. The property needs some light work but is spacious and well- lit with great views of Edinburgh’s skyline." Photo: ESPC