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Buying property in Murrayfield is unique. Whether you are looking for a modern family home or a character property, you need a broker who understands the local market and how to navigate it.
Average Property Price: £525,000
Year-on-Year Change: +3.7%
Average Time to Offer: 28 days
Substantial detached Victorian and Edwardian villas from £600,000-£1,200,000 are the area's signature homes. Semi-detached properties from £400,000-£700,000. Traditional stone-built terraced houses from £350,000-£550,000. Some period conversion flats from £250,000-£400,000. Inter-war bungalows around Saughtonhall from £380,000-£500,000. Very limited new-build stock preserves the area's period character.
One of Edinburgh's most prestigious residential neighbourhoods, Murrayfield is synonymous with the iconic Scottish Rugby stadium. Grand Victorian and Edwardian villas line tree-shaded avenues, many with substantial gardens. Roseburn Park and the Water of Leith Walkway offer excellent green space. The Roseburn commercial strip provides local amenities including delis, cafes, and independent shops. Murrayfield Golf Club and Murrayfield Ice Rink add to the sporting character. The neighbourhood feels established and peaceful while being just 15 minutes from Princes Street.
Affluent professionals, senior executives, and established families seeking prestige addresses. Home movers upgrading from city-centre flats to substantial detached properties. Growing interest from international relocators drawn to Edinburgh's financial sector. Properties achieve 100-103% of Home Report valuations. Competition is fierce for homes near Murrayfield Stadium and Roseburn Park.
Edinburgh tram stops at Murrayfield serve the area directly, connecting to the city centre (10 minutes) and Edinburgh Airport (25 minutes). Haymarket station is a short bus ride or walk for mainline rail services to London, Glasgow, and Aberdeen. Excellent bus routes along Corstorphine Road. A8 road corridor connects to the M8 and Edinburgh Airport. Cycling paths along the Water of Leith Walkway.
Murrayfield Primary and Roseburn Primary are popular choices for families. Stewart's Melville College and Mary Erskine School (private) are both within the area, attracting families willing to invest in independent education. Craigmount High School and Forrester High School provide state secondary options. School catchment is a key price driver.
Murrayfield is one of Edinburgh's more expensive neighbourhoods but period conversion flats offer entry from £230,000-£300,000. Budget 15-20% deposit for competitive offers. Roseburn and Saughtonhall edges are slightly more affordable than central Murrayfield avenues. Properties take 28 days to sell — slightly longer than Edinburgh average, giving buyers more time. The tram connection adds significant transport value. Consider neighbouring Gorgie & Dalry for more affordable options with a short walk to Murrayfield amenities.
Whatever your property goals in Murrayfield and the surrounding Edinburgh City area, we have the expertise to help.
A mortgage broker in Murrayfield compares deals from across the whole market to find the best rates for your situation. We handle the paperwork, liaise with lenders and solicitors, and guide you through every step — saving you time and potentially thousands of pounds.
We offer the full range of mortgage products for Murrayfield buyers: first-time buyer mortgages, remortgages, buy-to-let, home mover mortgages, and specialist lending for self-employed or bad credit applicants. We search the whole market for competitive rates.
The average property price in Murrayfield is currently £525,000, with prices changing by +3.7% over the past year. Contact us for a personalised affordability assessment.
Your initial consultation with McGhie Mortgages is completely free and comes with no obligation. We'll discuss your situation, answer your questions, and explain your options before you decide to proceed.
"Marc and his team offer a reliable service, quick response time and good advice. I’ve been using Marc’s services for 5 years and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future."
— Stephen Rudge
"Marc was brilliant in helping us understand the process involved in buying our first house. He was friendly, supportive and informative throughout the process and was incredibly helpful in settling our nerves."
— Tom C
"My partner and I bought our first home with the help of Marc. He was personable, friendly and we felt we could reach out with any queries. Marc was great at explaining a lot of mortgage and insurance lingo we weren’t sure of and put our mind at ease."
— Lucy Rowlands
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