Living in Queensferry
Nestled on the banks of the Firth of Forth, Queensferry is a picturesque town in the City of Edinburgh, known for its stunning views and historic charm. With the iconic Forth Bridge as a backdrop, this area has a rich maritime heritage that dates back centuries. Originally a port for ferrying passengers across the Firth, Queensferry has evolved into a vibrant community that seamlessly blends its historical roots with modern living.
The town features a mix of traditional stone buildings, quaint shops, and local eateries that contribute to its unique character. Queensferry's economy thrives on tourism, given its proximity to Edinburgh and its numerous attractions, including the famous bridge and the nearby islands of Inchcolm and Inchkeith. Visitors and residents alike enjoy the scenic coastal walks, lush parks, and a strong sense of community that make Queensferry a desirable place to live.
£295,000
Moderately priced compared to Edinburgh city centre.
100% below average
A remarkably safe area for residents.
9,000 people
A small, welcoming community with a rural feel.
25 minutes
Convenient access to the capital via train.
What's happening in Queensferry

Tartan Army feels the heat in Boston as World Cup kicks off
Visitors are facing 31C temperatures in the city, with the soaring heat expected to continue into Saturday when Scotland's men face Haiti.
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McTominay travels separately in Boston as precaution
Key midfielder Scott McTominay travelled with a doctor as a precaution prior to Scotland's World Cup opener.
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Giant turbine convoy makes its way to wind farm
Two of the 75m (250ft) blades were taken through Ayrshire and Dumfries and Galloway to the site.
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Your pictures of Scotland
A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.
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Our sons are playing for two different countries at the World Cup
Jack and Heather Souttar are heading to the US to support their sons, who play for Scotland and Australia.
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