Property market figures released by the ESPC in 2023 show house prices falling in Edinburgh, with the average property selling for around £265,000. There was also a price drop in West Lothian, but prices rose in East Lothian and Midlothian – the third and fifth most expensive areas in Scotland.
Take a look through our gallery to see which areas in Edinburgh were ranked the most expensive – with prices reaching £657,000 in some prime locations.
5. Cramond
The old fishing village Cramond on the south shore of the River Forth is fifth most expensive part of the Capital to buy a home with average price of £500,000. Photo: Street view
6. Marchmont West
Marchmont West is in the top ten most expensive areas to buy with an average price of £497,000. It took sixth spot in Edinburgh. Photo: Street view
7. Craiglockhart
Craiglockhart in the south west of Edinburgh is seventh most expensive for buying a home with average price of £484,000. Photo: Street view
8. Comiston and Swanston
Comiston and Swanston is one of the most expensive areas to buy a home in Edinburgh, ranking at number 8 with average price of £450,000. Photo: Google