Located in the North, nestles Scotland’s capital, in the Lothian region, typically European city and urban hub to many. Edinburgh has a rich history and heritage and for many, a sightseeing paradise. It is also the second-largest city in Scotland

One of its most recognizable features is the Edinburgh Castle, well over 2000 years old! Insight about the history of Edinburgh, helps you understand its present and future – a definite property hot spot, with lots of rejuvenation, new development and upgrading or restoration, conversion of living spaces, driving property values up and fueling the realty market.

The Palace of Holyroodhouse was built outside the city walls in 1501 by James IV who at that time was King of Scotland, the Palace was also used by Mary Queen of Scots, in fact, and her marriage to Lord Darnley took place here. Queen Victoria became a regular visitor in the 19th century and thus it regained its status as a Royal Palace, the Palace is now the official residence in Scotland of Queen Elizabeth II. Rich in history and tradition, the architecture, castles, museums and other building, including some luxury property and residences attest and bear witness to this rich tradition.

The city is home to some of the best galleries and museums in the UK and what was once known as historic Edinburgh is now referred to as OLD TOWN. Edinburgh is also surrounded by some of the most peaceful beaches and coastal villages in Scotland. Popular areas include South QueensFerry, Aberlady Bay, Gullane Bents, Yellowcraigs and Cramond.

Edinburgh is known for its villages, golf, historic royalty and colorful, rich past and traditions. Local crafts and industries, historic houses and art and literature thrive in this area. If you are looking for an inspirational, culture-rich magical location for your home, vacation, retirement, short-term, off-plan purchase, investment property, Edinburgh has lots to offer.

Another claim to fame is that it is one of Europe’s most vibrant cities. It offers the perfect mix of stylish shops, elegant architecture, a mixed and cosmopolitan cultural scene and hospitality welcoming the peoples of the world. Edinburgh is renowned for its tourist attractions, traffic and international festivals and events.
Apartment blocks, rental and other income properties are very popular for short stays and buy to lets in areas like Stirling, Dundee and Inverness.

Some call Edinburgh by its nickname "Auld Reekie", Lowland Scots for "Old Smoky" or even "Athens of the North", clawing back to its Roman roots. Old town, medieval, Princess Street and New Town with rich gardens and great green spaces, large squares and historical buildings and sites all add to the ambience and character of this great city. There are many high rise" residential buildings and multi-story dwellings, typical of urban living spaces. The port, Leith sports lots of redevelopment and on-going restoration, even new construction projects converting old buildings into modern, contemporary living spaces, driving property values even higher.

Edinburgh is a prospering economic center, with lots of promise for growth and expansion in the years to come. It offers in-town and city living at its best in Scotland!