10 most viewed homes in June 2026
Key Takeaways
- June’s ten most viewed properties attracted more than 85,000 views, highlighting strong buyer engagement and continued confidence in the Scottish property market.
- Houses completely dominated the rankings, with eight of the ten properties offering three or more bedrooms, reinforcing strong demand for spacious family homes.
- Cottages were particularly popular, with half of the top ten properties featuring cottage-style living, suggesting growing interest in character homes and semi-rural lifestyles.
- Demand extended beyond Edinburgh’s traditional hotspots, with Midlothian and suburban areas such as Penicuik and South Queensferry attracting significant buyer attention.
- Seven of the ten homes were already under offer by the end of the month, while all were marketed using an “offers over” strategy, reflecting ongoing competition and seller confidence.
The 10 most-viewed homes on ESPC in June - from charming cottages to spacious family homes
June’s most-viewed homes on espc.com paint a picture of a market inspired by character, lifestyle and room to grow. The top ten homes attracted more than 85,000 views during the month, with houses dominating the rankings and an unusually high number of cottages capturing buyers’ imaginations.
What’s catching buyers’ attention?
- Charming cottages and character-filled homes with period appeal
- Spacious family properties in sought-after suburban and semi-rural locations
- Lifestyle-led homes offering flexibility, outdoor space and move-in-ready interiors
Standout homes this month
An award-worthy coastal cottage with breathtaking sea views in Cockenzie
A beautifully renovated period cottage on the waterfront, featured on Scotland’s Home of the Year and boasting stunning panoramic views across the Firth of Forth.
A stylish and spacious family home in South Queensferry
An impressive five-bedroom detached property with a contemporary kitchen, versatile living space and landscaped garden designed for entertaining and family life.
A magnificent country house steeped in character in Carberry
An exceptional period residence set in a picturesque location, offering extensive accommodation and timeless charm for those seeking a truly special lifestyle property.
The 10 most-viewed properties in June
1. A charming waterfront cottage in Cockenzie
Taking the top spot on our list is Jonah Cottage - an exceptional two-bedroom semi-detached gem enjoying an enviable waterfront position on the Firth of Forth in the village of Cockenzie. Featured on Scotland's Home of the Year in 2021, this thoughtfully renovated coastal cottage blends period charm with contemporary style, just moments from Cockenzie House & Gardens and local amenities.
2. An extended end-terrace cottage in Juniper Green
Second on our countdown is this beautifully presented end-terrace cottage in Juniper Green, thoughtfully extended to offer spacious, versatile family living. A bright lounge with log-burner and bi-fold doors flows into an open-plan kitchen/diner, while three bedrooms and private gardens with a decked seating area complete this stylish home in a highly desirable south-western Edinburgh village.
3. A renovated country cottage in Nine Mile Burn
In third place, and clearly striking a chord with house-hunters, is this recently renovated Pentland Hills cottage in the hidden, tree-lined village of Nine Mile Burn. Offering three bedrooms and two receptions, it delivers the ultimate country lifestyle with an easy Edinburgh commute - a true move-in-ready rural retreat that's proving hard to resist.
4. A stylish family home in South Queensferry
Fourth in our list is this beautifully finished home, where a cosy log-burner lounge flows into the dining room and an impressive kitchen with quartz worktops. A triple-aspect conservatory with air conditioning offers year-round living space, while a flexible ground-floor bedroom adds everyday practicality to this well-appointed property.
5. A rarely available cottage-style villa in Dalmeny
Rounding out the top five, and clearly catching plenty of eyes online, is this rarely available cottage-style villa tucked down a private lane in picturesque Dalmeny, near South Queensferry. Deceptively spacious, it offers three bedrooms, a sitting/dining room with wood-burning stove and conservatory, plus a sun-trap garden, home office, and off-street parking - all within easy reach of Dalmeny station.
6. A spacious detached villa in Penicuik
Sixth on our countdown is this well-appointed three-bedroom detached villa on Rullion Road, Penicuik, comprehensively upgraded throughout by its current owners. Set within a highly regarded Midlothian residential area close to schools and amenities, it further benefits from double glazing, gas central heating, driveway parking, and a detached garage with light and power.
Dreaming of your next move?
Whether you're searching for a charming cottage, a semi-rural retreat or a stylish family home, June's most-viewed homes offer plenty of inspiration.
7. A modern south-facing family home in Danderhall
Seventh in our list is this large five-bedroom detached house in the charming village of Danderhall, boasting high-end modern interiors, a south-facing aspect, and a generous kitchen and living space. A fully enclosed garden with patio and artificial lawn suits families perfectly, while excellent schools, shopping centres, and transport links keep Edinburgh just twenty minutes away.
8. A characterful thatched cottage in Swanston
Eighth on our countdown is this stunning thatched roof cottage in highly desirable Swanston. Full of original character and offering lovely features including a wood-burning stove and dual-aspect living/dining room, it’s a home with so much charm. Its secluded, extensive rear garden with garden room/office and gated countryside access make it a dream for lovers of the outdoor.
9. An impressive historic country house in East Lothian
The penultimate property on our list, and a firm favourite for browsers dreaming big, is Dower House - a truly impressive five-bedroom East Lothian country home dating from around 1650, set on 6.14 acres complete with stables, a market garden, orchard and grazing land. Once home to Lady Elphinstone, its history is clearly part of the draw.
10. A beautifully modernised bungalow in Craigleith
Closing out our top ten is this beautifully modernised dormer bungalow in central Craigleith, offering four double bedrooms across two levels, two en-suites, and a stunning open-plan reception and kitchen opening onto a private garden with studio and office. A large driveway and central, sought-after setting complete this exceptional family home.