Edinburgh has 19 of Scotland’s 25 most expensive streets, according to a new report from Bank of Scotland based on Registers of Scotland data.
Regent Terrace in Edinburgh is the most expensive street in the country.
“For the second year in a row, a home in this luxe address and UNESCO World Heritage Site, with city views which are protected by a skyline policy, has an average price of £1.68 million, down slightly from 2020,” said Bank of Scotland, part of Lloyds Banking Group.
“The top five streets can all be found in Edinburgh.
“Ann Street (£1.59 million) and Danube Street (£1.41 million), both in the EH4 postcode 5km west of the city, place second and third in the list.
“Wester Coates Gardens (£1.33 million) and Hope Terrace (£1.28 million) complete Edinburgh’s dominance at the top.
“Just two of the top ten most expensive streets fall outside of Edinburgh, with The Scores in St. Andrews (£1,280,000) and Glasgow’s Earls Gate (£1,171,000) breaking Edinburgh’s dominance.
“Two new entries into the top 25 list come from areas surrounding Scotland’s capital, both with Edinburgh postcodes.
“In at 23rd on the list is Hill Road in Gullane, where unimpeded views of Gullane beach will set buyers back on average £1.08 million.
“A short drive away, and rounding out the top 25, is King’s Cairn in North Berwick, where a coastal property costs an average of £1.07 million.”
Graham Blair, Director at Bank of Scotland, said: “While Edinburgh continues to attract the highest house prices in Scotland, the entry of two coastal roads outside the city is indicative of the housing market over the past 18 months.
“Priorities have changed, homes that offer more space are more valuable to buyers than homes in prime commuting locations.
“Therefore, those with deeper pockets are starting to look further afield for their forever home.”
Full list of Scotland’s 25 most expensive streets:
Regent Terrace, Edinburgh (£1,679,000)
Ann Street, Edinburgh (£1,585,000)
Danube Street, Edinburgh (£1,405,000)
Wester Coates Gardens, Edinburgh (£1,327,000)
Hope Terrace, Edinburgh (£1,283,000)
The Scores, St Andrews (£1,280,000)
Northumberland Street, Edinburgh (£1,265,000)
Pavilion Crescent, Edinburgh (£1,203,000)
Cumlodden Avenue, Edinburgh (£1,200,000)
Earls Gate, Glasgow (£1,171,000)
Manor Place, Edinburgh (£1,165,000)
Warriston Crescent, Edinburgh (£1,164,000)
Kinnear Road, Edinburgh (£1,151,000)
Hermitage Gardens, Edinburgh (£1,143,000)
Donaldson Crescent, Edinburgh (£1,141,000)
Gloucester Square, Edinburgh (£1,127,000)
Peel Road, Glasgow (£1,124,000)
Barnton Park, Edinburgh (£1,124,000)
Barnton Avenue West, Edinburgh (£1,116,000)
Blacket Place, Edinburgh (£1,102,000)
Saxe Coburg Place, Edinburgh (£1,101,000)
Nile Grove, Edinburgh (£1,078,000)
Hill Road, Gullane (£1,075,000)
Woodhead Drive, Glasgow (£1,067,000)
King’s Cairn, North Berwick (£1,066,000)