Said to have been expertly extended and upgraded to a “high-spec standard”, the house in Fairmilehead has spacious bedrooms, multiple bathrooms and a well-planned annex.

It went on the market for offers Over £865,000, and is currently under offer.

The house in Fairmilehead in ESPC’s top-viewed property (Image: ESPC)

The selection of properties across Edinburgh and the Lothians attracted significant attention from buyers in 2025, according to figures from ESPC.

The list highlights homes that generated the highest levels of interest online and moved quickly on the market.

Edinburgh firmly takes the spotlight, accounting for eight of the top ten properties. The list is completed by oneproperty in Dalkeith, Midlothian, and a much-admired home in the coastal town of Dunbar, East Lothian.

In second place is a two-bedroom ground-floor flat on Chancelot Terrace in Trinity. The property combines period features with modern interiors and offers easy access to the city centre by foot or public transport.

The bungalow has spacious bedrooms, multiple bathrooms and a well-planned annex (Image: ESPC)

It was marketed at offers over £265,000 by McEwan Fraser and has now sold.

Third on the list is a two-bedroom flat in Corstorphine, which recorded 22,500 views on ESPC and went under offer within a week.

The property includes a living/dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and access to communal gardens. It was listed at offers over £200,000 by Neilsons and is now sold.

In fourth place is a six-bedroom family home in Dalkeith, set on a corner plot with landscaped gardens and extensive living space.

Marketed by McEwan Fraser at offers over £600,000, the property is currently under offer.

The home boast spectacular views (Image: ESPC)

Fifth is a Georgian semi-detached home in Portobello, close to the High Street and beach.

The five-bedroom property includes a rear garden and traditional interiors. It was listed at offers over £875,000 by Connell & Connell and has sold.

Sixth place goes to a four-bedroom home in Corstorphine, offered in turnkey condition and located near local schools.

Marketed at a fixed price of £495,000 by DMD Law, the property has sold.

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Seventh on the list is a three-bedroom end-terrace home on Lower Granton Road, dating back to 1855 and offering views across the Firth of Forth. Marketed by McEwan Fraser at offers over £325,000, it is under offer.

In eighth place is a dual-aspect flat near Portobello beach, set within a quiet cul-de-sac. The property was listed at a fixed price of £230,000 by Warners and remains available.

Magpie Gardens (Image: ESPC)

Ninth is a B-listed home in Tyninghame, featuring three bedrooms, a log burner and a side garden. Marketed by Gilson Gray at offers over £495,000, the property is still available.

Completing the top ten is a bungalow in Corstorphine, which includes a modern kitchen, living room and maintained garden. Marketed by Boyd Legal at offers over £485,000, the property has sold.

The Old Post Office (Image: ESPC)

ESPC said in a statement: “Looking back on the year, we’re delighted to highlight the properties that captured the most interest on espc.com, drawing an impressive 200,000 views from buyers and property enthusiasts alike.

“These top ten most-viewed homes showcase a diverse mix of property styles and sizes, reflecting the wide-ranging tastes of those searching for their next move.

“From spacious family houses to stylish flats, the selection includes seven houses and three flats, with homes ranging from two to five bedrooms to suit a variety of lifestyles and needs.”