City of EdinburghEdinburgh
The capital, with the August festivals, Hogmanay, the Royal Infirmary at Little France and trams to the airport.
Festival-goers · Hospital staff · Weekend breaksNow taking on homes in Scotland
Airbnb management in Scotland.
Scotland books all year, from Edinburgh in August and gigs at the OVO Hydro to energy work in Aberdeen and road trips round the North Coast 500. We are taking on homes across Scotland now.
4.8Airbnb guest rating, out of 5
5.0Google rating, 32 reviews
21,000+Nights booked
3,600+Guests hosted
Golf and universitySt AndrewsGolfers at the Old Course, and families in town for graduations.
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What could your home earn in Scotland?
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How it works
Four steps to your first booking.
We set everything up and run it day to day. Our fee only ever comes out of bookings, so no booking means no fee.
Our fee15%+ VATTaken after the platform’s commission, and only from bookings.
You keepThe rest of every bookingOur fee15% + VAT, on what the platform pays outPlatform commissionSet by Airbnb, Booking.com and others, so it varies
For illustration, not to scale. Platform commission varies by platform.
- Guests pay for cleaning and linen
- You pay bills, upkeep and supplies
- Setup and photos agreed before you sign
- Paid on the 10th, with a monthly statement
- Notice: 30 days at first, then 90
Homes we run across the UK
Homes we run across the UK, and what people say.
Blyth5 min drive to Blyth BeachSleeps 9 · 4 bedrooms · GardenSee this home 
TynesideCentral 2 Bed Home Near BeachSleeps 6 · 2 bedrooms · Pets welcomeSee this home 
Wakefield2 Bed Flat with Gym & CinemaSleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms · ParkingSee this home “Working with Ollie and his team has been incredible from day one.”
AAlex PhocasOwner · Google review4.8Airbnb guest rating, out of 5
5.0Google rating, 32 reviews
Where in Scotland
We take on homes all over Scotland.
Flats near Edinburgh’s festivals and hospitals, homes near Glasgow’s arenas and campuses, and family houses within reach of Aberdeen’s energy jobs and the Highland roads all do well. These places are a starting point, not the limit: we take on homes anywhere in Scotland.
City of Edinburgh
Glasgow CityGlasgow
Scotland’s biggest city, with the OVO Hydro and the SEC on the Clyde, the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and three universities.
Gig crowds · Conference visitors · Hospital staff
Aberdeen CityAberdeen
The energy city, with oil, gas and offshore wind firms, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary at Foresterhill and P&J Live.
Energy crews · Contractors · Hospital staffFifeSt Andrews
A small university town on the Fife coast, home of the Old Course and the Dunhill Links every October.
Golfers · Graduation families · CouplesHighlandInverness
The start and finish of the North Coast 500, a short drive from Loch Ness, with Raigmore Hospital and its own airport.
Road-trippers · Hospital staff · Holiday guestsWho books
Booked through the week, and the year.
Hospital, university and energy work fill the weekdays, festivals and gigs fill the city weekends, and the Highlands fill the summer. Insurance stays carry the winter. Here is who books in Scotland.
Festivals, cities and the Highlands2–7 nightsTypical stay
When they book
Near the sightsRoom for groupsParkingPets welcome
Local rules
The rules in Scotland, handled.
Every short let in Scotland needs a licence from the local council before it takes guests, and in Edinburgh and Badenoch and Strathspey a home that is not your main home needs planning permission too. A home available for 140 days and let for 70 in a year pays non-domestic rates instead of council tax, and Edinburgh adds a 5% visitor levy, with Glasgow and Aberdeen following in 2027.
- A licence from your councilEvery short let needs one before it takes guests, with gas, electrical and fire safety checks, and the licence number on every listing.
- Rates at 140 and 70 daysAvailable for 140 days and let for 70 in a year, and a home pays non-domestic rates instead of council tax.
- Mortgage, lease and insuranceWe check all three with you on the first call.
Second homes premium9 of 32 councilsIn the main areas, by council
City of Edinburgh CouncilEdinburgh, Leith, Portobello, South Queensferry · 100%, rising to 300% from Jan 2027
Glasgow City CouncilGlasgow · 200% from Apr 2026
Highland CouncilInverness, Fort William, Aviemore, Portree · 200% from Apr 2026
Aberdeen City CouncilAberdeen · 100%
Fife CouncilSt Andrews, Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy · 100%
Argyll and Bute CouncilOban, Helensburgh, Dunoon, Campbeltown · 110% from Apr 2026
Perth and Kinross CouncilPerth, Pitlochry, Crieff, Aberfeldy · 100%
Dundee City CouncilDundee, Broughty Ferry · 100%
Scottish Borders CouncilGalashiels, Hawick, Peebles, Kelso, Melrose · 125% from Apr 2026
Councils can change their rates each April. Tell us your postcode and we will confirm what applies to your home.
FAQs
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