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Compare Edinburgh accommodation types
Edinburgh is one of the dearer UK student cities, and its universities are spread out. Pick your room type, then check the route to your campus before you book.
Good to know in Edinburgh
The main room type, and the priciest
Most Edinburgh properties on our site offer studios, and they cost more than in most UK cities. Many sit outside the Old Town, so the trip to campus matters.
Before you chooseCheck your campus. Heriot-Watt at Riccarton and Edinburgh's King's Buildings are a bus ride from the centre.
See Edinburgh studios
Good to know in Edinburgh
A private bathroom for less than a studio
Edinburgh en-suite rooms cost well below studios. You share the flat kitchen and lounge, which brings the weekly rent down in a costly city.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share the kitchen and which bus routes stop nearby.
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Good to know in Edinburgh
Flats priced by size
Edinburgh student apartments range from one bed flats to larger shared flats. Prices vary a lot by size, so compare the cost per person.
Before you chooseConfirm if the rent is per person or for the flat before you compare it with a studio.
See Edinburgh apartmentsEdinburgh's universities spread across the city: the University of Edinburgh around George Square and the Old Town, Napier at Merchiston, Heriot-Watt at Riccarton and Queen Margaret in Musselburgh. Rents here rank near the top of the UK, and Scottish tenancy rules apply to private student buildings.
The University of Edinburgh teaches across five campuses, but most students study in the Central Area around George Square. Weigh the Central Area, Marchmont, Newington and Southside, the route to King's Buildings, BioQuarter and Easter Bush, and the art college.
The University of Edinburgh names five campuses: Central Area, King's Buildings, BioQuarter, Easter Bush and Edinburgh College of Art. Most students study in the Central Area around George Square, where Potterrow and the Southside streets put lectures a few minutes away. Check which campus runs your course first.
Marchmont, south of the Meadows, is full of tenement flats and favoured by students for its closeness to the Central Area. Students on Edinburgh forums describe it as a little more expensive than nearby streets. Most homes here are private flats, so start searching early in the year.
Newington and Southside sit just south east of George Square, with Nicolson Street's shops and cafes running through them. Students often rate them alongside Marchmont for the walk to lectures. Several purpose built properties stand here, which suits first years who want bills included.
King's Buildings, home to science and engineering, sits about 3 km south of the city centre, roughly 35 minutes on foot from the Central Area. Sciences students often live in Newington or Sciennes, which sit between the two. Check the bus from your door before you sign.
Medicine students spend time at BioQuarter by the Royal Infirmary at Little France, and vets study at Easter Bush, south of the city. Both are well outside the centre. If your course is based there, plan around the bus routes, as a room near George Square will not help.
Edinburgh College of Art sits on Lauriston Place, between the Meadows and the Grassmarket. Studio hours run late, so many art students choose a room in Tollcross, the Southside or around Lauriston. Ask about workspace in your room if you bring large pieces home.
Edinburgh's other universities sit well away from the Old Town. This tab covers Napier's three campuses, Fountainbridge, Heriot-Watt's Riccarton campus and the Haymarket route, and Queen Margaret in Musselburgh.
Edinburgh Napier University teaches creative, computing and engineering students at Merchiston, on Colinton Road among the cafes and shops of Bruntsfield. Bruntsfield and Tollcross put you within a short walk, with Morningside a little further south. Rooms here cost more than further out, but you skip most bus fares.
Napier's applied sciences and health courses run at Sighthill, served by buses including the 34 and 35, while its business school sits at Craiglockhart, with buses 10 and 27 on Colinton Road. Check which site you use most before choosing between the west of the city and the centre.
Fountainbridge, along the Union Canal west of Tollcross, has several newer student blocks a short walk from Napier's Merchiston campus and Haymarket station. The canal towpath gives an easy walk or cycle into town. It suits students who want modern rooms close to both.
Heriot-Watt University puts its Edinburgh campus six miles from the city centre, at Riccarton. Lothian bus 25 from Princes Street takes around 30 minutes. Many students live on campus or in the west of the city, where the bus trip is shorter than from the Old Town.
Arrivals at Haymarket station can catch the 25 to Heriot-Watt on Dalry Road, which makes Haymarket a handy base for its students. It also has trains to Glasgow and the airport tram. Rooms here suit students who want city life with a direct route to Riccarton.
Queen Margaret University sits in Musselburgh, east of the city. The train from Waverley takes about six minutes, and Musselburgh station is a two minute walk from the main academic building, the university says. A room near Waverley or in the east of the city keeps that trip quick.
Edinburgh rents sit near the top of our UK range. Below: typical rent, cheaper areas, small studios, the top end, your tenancy type in Scotland and the rules on leaving early.
A typical room contract on our Edinburgh pages costs around £330 a week, with starting prices from around £185 further out. That makes Edinburgh one of the dearest UK student cities we cover, close to London in some areas. Bills are included at every private student property we list.
Students on a budget look beyond the Old Town, at Granton, Dalry and Gorgie. Edinburgh College Residence in Granton has offered some of the most affordable full year rooms on our pages. Students on forums say private flats near Marchmont cost more and usually add bills on top.
Edinburgh studios can be small, with some around Haymarket measuring about 11 to 12 square metres and larger ones about 20. Each step up adds a few pounds a week. Ask for the exact floor area and check that a study desk and storage fit your needs.
Edinburgh's top end studios cost well over £500 a week, mostly near Waverley station and the Old Town. Vita Student New Waverley on Sibbald Walk charges more than any other Edinburgh property we list, with large layouts and premium extras. Advance rent can run to two weeks.
Shelter Scotland says private student buildings with at least 30 bedrooms, let mainly to students, give you a common law tenancy instead of the stronger private residential tenancy. Your contract sets most of the terms, so read the end date, notice and exit clauses closely before signing.
Edinburgh students who drop out or transfer often find they still owe the full year's rent in a large private building. Scottish ministers have looked at giving students a notice right for situations like withdrawing from study. Read your exit clause, and ask the provider how it handles early leavers.
Not every Edinburgh student lives in the Old Town. Read about Leith Walk, how Leith compares with Newington, Abbeyhill by Holyrood, Gorgie and Dalry, what the August Festival means for summer lets, and townhouse living.
Leith Walk runs from the east end of Princes Street down to Leith, lined with cafes, shops and a growing number of student properties. The tram now runs along it, which makes the trip to the centre quick. It suits students who want a lively street with lower rents than the Old Town.
Students on Edinburgh forums describe Leith as rougher round the edges but cooler, and Newington as calmer and closer to the Central Area. Leith suits students who like food, bars and the waterfront, Newington those who want to walk to George Square. Visit both before you choose.
Abbeyhill sits at the foot of the Royal Mile, beside Holyrood Park and Arthur's Seat. Several student properties stand here, a walk of about 20 minutes to the Central Area. It suits students who want quick access to the park for running and walks.
Gorgie and Dalry, west of Haymarket, are often suggested by students as more affordable and well connected. Gorgie Road and Dalry Road have buses into town and towards Heriot-Watt. Hearts' stadium sits here too, so expect busy streets on match days. Rents usually undercut the Southside and Marchmont.
Every August the Festival Fringe fills Edinburgh, and many private flats are let to visitors for the month at high prices. Summer student contracts are hard to find and dear. If you need to stay through August, book a full year tenancy at the outset.
A few Edinburgh properties offer townhouses over two floors, with five or six students sharing a kitchen and bathrooms. They give the feel of a shared home with bills included and staff on call. Ask how many people share each bathroom and toilet before you sign.
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