New Town
Suits someone who wants Georgian crescents and George Street shopping with St Andrew Square station four minutes away on foot.
Edinburgh's residential areas range from the dense closes of the Old Town and the Georgian grid of the New Town to tenement streets further south and a seafront edge to the east. Some areas sit within a few minutes' walk of a rapid-transit station, while others, such as Stockbridge, Bruntsfield, Marchmont and Morningside, are defined more by their high streets and green space. The differences are practical: central and formal in the middle, greener and more settled to the south, waterside to the north and east.
Open Edinburgh on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits someone who wants Georgian crescents and George Street shopping with St Andrew Square station four minutes away on foot.
Works for students and anyone who wants the Meadows on the doorstep, in flats with the characteristic bay windows.
A settled choice in the south for households who value a genteel high street and good schools.
For people who want beach-town living with a promenade and sauna scene, and Brunstane station eight minutes' walk away.
Royal Mile & castle crag · Closes and vaults · World Heritage
Georgian crescents · George Street shopping · Elegant grid
Village lanes & Sunday market · Water of Leith walks
Financial quarter & theatres · Wide Georgian streets
The Shore's bistros · Docks reborn · Trainspotting roots
Links green & indie shops · Tenement living at its best
Student bay windows · Meadows on the doorstep
Genteel high street · Good schools · Settled south
Seaside promenade & sauna scene · Beach-town Edinburgh