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AREA SPOTLIGHT

What’s it like to charming and well-established suburb
live in Corstorphine? after place to live for a variety of reasons. In
to the north of Edinburgh’s city centre,
A Corstorphine is consistently a sought-

fact, keen readers of our House Price Report
will already know that Corstorphine is regularly
featured in the top three locations of top-selling
properties, with a seemingly endless stream
of buyers looking for a home in this popular
One of Edinburgh’s most popular neighbourhoods, we share neighbourhood.
everything you need to know about settling down in Corstorphine.
Known for being family-friendly, with access to
good schools, leafy green spaces and plenty
of local amenities, Corstorphine also appeals
to young professionals and those looking for a
starter home thanks to its prime setting just four
miles from the city centre.

Let’s take a look at everything this sought-after
suburb has to offer...

The local property market
Corstorphine is generally more affordable than
other areas that offer such close proximity to the
city centre, which adds to its overall appeal. The
average property price in the area is £322,597,
with buyers paying 100.2% of the Home Report
valuation on average.

Properties in Corstorphine have a median time
to under offer of around 26 days, with three-
bedroom houses being the most popular
property to buy in the area, demonstrating just
how popular this area is for families.

There’s a broad variety of property types
available, spanning everything from spacious
bungalows to traditional stone villas and modern
apartments and developments, so whatever your
tastes, there will be something in Corstorphine to
Corstorphine Hill suit your needs.

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