Six properties on the market for £90,000 or less in and around Edinburgh

Edinburgh is a notoriously expensive city to buy a home in, but there are always bargains to be found if you know where to look.

In May 2018, the average flat price in Edinburgh was £263,576, but we have found six properties with potential in and around the city centre that are on the market for just £90,000 or less.

Magdalene Avenue

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Not far from Portobello Beach, this one bedroom and one bathroom ground floor flat also has a large living room.

Private main door access and exclusive use of front and rear gardens are two other great benefits of owning this cosy property.

Offers over £87,000 - more info

Robert Burns Drive

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Located in Liberton, just a 30 minute bus journey (or one hour walk) from Princes Street in the city centre, this one bedroom top floor flat also has a generous living room and separate kitchen.

Neutrally decorated throughout and offering lovely views of Arthur's Seat and across Edinburgh, this flat really is a steal.

Offers over £90,000 - more info

Calder Grove

This top floor flat in the Sighthill area of Edinburgh has two double bedrooms, a lovely open plan living room, kitchen and diner, and a recently upgraded bathroom.

Ideal for first time buyers or someone looking to invest in a rental property, the flat is less than a 40 minute journey to the city centre by public transport.

Offers over £89,000 - more info

Niddrie Mill Crescent

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With two bedrooms, a spacious lounge, separate kitchen and even a balcony, this well presented flat in Niddrie has a great deal of space.

Conveniently located for The Jewel and Fort Kinnaird shopping centre, the property is close to several bus routes that will take you straight to the city centre.

Offers over £90,000 - more info

Larbourfield

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Lovely and welcoming, this one bedroom flat in Sighthill is located on the first floor of a relatively modern development, and would be ideal for regular commuters.

A separate living room and kitchen and a full bathroom make the property surprisingly roomy.

Offers over £77,995 - more info

Burndene Park

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Slightly further outside of the city, this unusual two bed house in Straiton is still just a 30 minute drive from Princes Street.

With two bedrooms and bathrooms (one en-suite), an ample lounge and a separate kitchen, the property offers a huge amount of value for money in terms of space.

Offers over £75,000 - more info

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