Edinburgh’s Most Expensive Street.
This exclusive Morningside address beats off stiff competition from the New Town and Grange to be named Edinburgh’s most expensive street.
Morningside, Edinburgh
Hermitage Drive is Edinburgh’s most expensive Street, with the average house costing in excess of £2.5million.
Hermitage Drive, the exclusive residential address in Morningside, is currently the most expensive street in Edinburgh, according to our research.
The street is widely regarded as one of the city’s finest and is made up of predominantly large detached late-Victorian villas which are set in extensive grounds.
The architecture of many of the houses has been influenced by the Arts & Crafts movement of the early 1900’s whilst also featuring some more classic 17th century details. Notable and highly regarded Scottish architect, Sir Robert Lorimer, was one of many who were commissioned to build houses on Hermitage Drive.
Heriot Row in Edinburgh’s New Town is number two in the list, with the average price for a Georgian property costing over £2.48million. Hope Terrace in The Grange makes up the top three.
Five of the top 10 streets in our list are all in the New Town, with multiple sales in excess of £3million being recorded in recent years.
You can view the full list of streets below.
Edinburgh’s Most Expensive Streets - Top 25
1. Hermitage Drive, Morningside - £2,555,516
2. Heriot Row, New Town - £2,488,269
Heriot Row, New Town
3. Hope Terrace, The Grange - £2,314,375
4. Carlton Terrace, New Town - £2,247,500
5. Regent Terrace, New Town - £2,090,625
6. Ravelston Dykes Road, Murrayfield - £2,018,000
7. Moray Place, New Town - £1,976,667
8. Mansionhouse Road, Grange - £1,910,000
Mansionhouse Road, Grange
9. Dick Place, Grange - £1,893,097
10. Inverleith Place Inverleith - £1,854,444
11. St Margarets Road, Grange - £1,850,025
12. Succoth Avenue, Murrayfield - £1,847,550
13. West Coates, West Coates - £1,841,667
14. Wester Coates Road, West Coates - £1,815,000
15. Saxe Coburg Place, Stockbridge - £1,809,128
16. Napier Road, Merchiston - £1,755,400
17. Ann Street, Stockbridge - £1,734,330
Ann Street, Stockbridge
18. Fountainhall Road, Grange - £1,731,406
19. Blackford Road, Grange - £1,704,333
20. Greenhill Gardens, Greenhill - £1,683,333
21. St. Bernards Crescent, Stockbridge - £1,675,000
St. Bernard’s Crescent, Stockbridge
22. Wester Coates Gardens, West Coates - £1,671,556
23. Corrennie Gardens, Morningside - £1,665,904
24. Kinellan Road, Murrayfield - £1,653,750
25. Wester Coates Avenue, West Coates - £1,640,518
In order to accurately establish which street is the most expensive in Edinburgh, we have used the follow data and filters:
Sale prices between January 2018 and October 2022 as recorded on the Registers of Scotland.
Only recorded sale prices above £750,000 have been included in the report.
Where a street has more than 50% houses, sold prices for flats have been excluded.
Where a street has less than 50% houses, sold prices of flats above £750,000 have been included.
Where a street has a new development, sold prices of both flats and houses have been included.
Where there have been multiple sales of the same property in the five year period, only the highest price has been included.
Only streets with two or more sales have been included in this report.