Flats to Rent in Stockbridge

We currently have 0 flats available to rent in Stockbridge. Stockbridge feels like a village that happens to be a 10-minute walk from Princes Street. Nestled in a valley north of the New Town, it has a fiercely independent character with one of Edinburgh's best communities and some of the city's most desirable housing. The housing mix is distinctive: Georgian 'colonies' (unique two-storey terraced houses with external stairs, found almost nowhere else in Britain), traditional tenement flats along Comely Bank Road and Raeburn Place, and some Victorian villas on the higher ground. One-bed flats rent for £850–£1,100, two-beds for £1,100–£1,400. Colony houses rarely come to market and command a premium. Transport: Lothian Buses routes 24, 29, and 42 run along Raeburn Place to the city centre (10 minutes). The 36 connects to Ocean Terminal and Leith. Walking to Princes Street takes 12–15 minutes via the New Town. Cycling is easy along the Water of Leith path, which connects Stockbridge to Leith in one direction and Dean Village/Murrayfield in the other. The Sunday Stockbridge Market is the neighbourhood's signature — local food producers, artisan crafts, and street food every Sunday on Saunders Street. Raeburn Place is lined with independent shops, delicatessens, charity shops (excellent for vintage finds), and cafes. The Royal Botanic Garden is a 5-minute walk and offers free entry to 70 acres of beautiful grounds. Supermarkets include a Waitrose on Comely Bank Road. Stockbridge suits: young professionals and couples who value independent shops, community feel, and walkability. Families are well served by Stockbridge Primary School and Flora Stevenson Primary School. The area is popular with dog owners thanks to the Water of Leith walkway and the Botanics. Less suited to those on a tight budget or needing late-night amenities. Nearby neighbourhoods: Comely Bank (west), New Town (south), Canonmills (east), Dean Village (south-west), Inverleith (north).