West Lothian Council · EH52
Letting agents in Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh
Shale-oil country under the red bings, ten minutes from the city bypass, with a station at Uphall and Edinburgh Airport up the road. Winchburgh, next door, is a new town of thousands of homes with a motorway junction already open and a station promised.
Letting Agent Registration LARN2610004
Rents across West Lothian
- One bedroom
- £620
- Two bedrooms
- £835
- Three bedrooms
- £1,100
- Typical gross yield
- 6.2%
A guide for the council area. Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh is priced to the street in your valuation.
Who rents here
Letting a property in Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh
Edinburgh and airport workers, and owners of the first Winchburgh phases who moved on and kept the house.
We let and manage property across the whole of West Lothian Council’s area, and price each town on its own comparables rather than the council average. The wider picture, what drives demand and what the register says about prices, is on the West Lothian page.
Getting around
Typical off-peak times from Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh. Approximate, door to door.
- Edinburgh Waverley≈25 min by train
- Edinburgh Airport≈20 min by bus
New homes coming to Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh
Our new build atlas places 70 sites in and around Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh, 11 of them under construction, with 3,867 homes counted on them in the councils’ own audits. Every new estate produces landlords a few years on, when first owners move and let rather than sell.
- West Wood, Balmoral: 825 homes
- Greendykes Road (West), Miller Homes / M2 Group: 590 homes
- Land North West Of A89 Former Bangour Hospital Estate Carmondean Livingston: 395 homes
What homes sell for in West Lothian
2025
- Median sale price
- £220,000
- Since 2020
- Up 33%
- Middle half of sales
- £150,000 to £318,000
- Homes sold in 2025
- 3,609
Sale prices for the whole of West Lothian, not just the neighbourhoods we cover, so treat them as the backdrop rather than a valuation. Source: Registers of Scotland house price statistics, Open Government Licence v3.0. 2025 is the most recent full year published.
Council tax across West Lothian
2026-27
The year’s bill by band: West Lothian Council’s council tax with Scottish Water’s water and waste water charges, which arrive on the same bill.
- Band A
- £1,519.94
- Band B
- £1,773.26
- Band C
- £2,026.59
- Band D
- £2,279.91
- Band E
- £2,935.75
- Band F
- £3,587.07
- Band G
- £4,274.56
- Band H
- £5,292.24
Council tax up 7.4% on 2025-26, when band D was £1,515.45. Source: Council Tax, water and waste water charges, West Lothian Council, checked 10 November 2026. All four councils side by side.
What we do for Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh landlords
Two levels of service, the same price for every landlord. Our fees are shown before VAT. VAT at 20% is added to each one.
I
Let Only
£500+ VAT, once
We find the tenant, carry out the checks and put the tenancy in place. From the day it starts, the property is yours to run.
II
Full Management
10%of rent collected, + VAT
We let the property and then run the whole of the tenancy for you: the rent, the paperwork, repairs, safety compliance, inspections and everything that follows from them.
Questions
Letting property in Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh
- How much do letting agents charge in Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh?
- The landlord pays, never the tenant: charging tenants is unlawful throughout Scotland. Our fees are the same in Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh as everywhere we work. Let Only is a fixed one-off fee, Full Management is a percentage of the rent collected with a letting fee taken from the first month's rent, and there are no upfront fees, so nothing is payable for letting your property until a tenant is in, and there is no exit fee. A renewal or an empty property is charged only at its published rate. The whole schedule is published on our fees page.
- Who rents in Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh?
- Edinburgh and airport workers, and owners of the first Winchburgh phases who moved on and kept the house.
- Do I need to register as a landlord to let in Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh?
- Yes. Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh sits in West Lothian Council's area, so you register with West Lothian Council before the property is marketed. Registration lasts three years, your registration number must appear in every advert, and letting while unregistered risks a fine of up to £50,000.
- What rent should I expect in Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh?
- As a guide across West Lothian, one-bedroom property lets at around £620 pcm, two-bedroom at around £835 pcm and three-bedroom at around £1,100 pcm. Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh varies street by street, which is what the free valuation is for: a figure for your property, with the comparable lets behind it.
- Are new homes being built in Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh?
- Yes. The new build atlas places 70 sites in and around Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh, 11 of them under construction, and the councils' audits count 3,867 homes on them. New homes bring first owners who later move on and let, and tenants who want a modern home near the same schools and stations.
Find out what your Broxburn, Uphall and Winchburgh property should be letting for.
A free valuation priced to the street, with the comparable lets behind it. No obligation, and no pressure afterwards.