“I set up At Home In Edinburgh with my husband Rick in order to fill a gap in the market for a personal and approachable letting agency. From my experience in lettings, it seemed that the larger an agency became the less they cared about their property owners and the properties they managed. We are not Edinburgh’s biggest agency but Edinburgh’s friendliest and most efficient.”
“We are proud of the fact that most of our landlords come through recommendations. Friendly and approachable can go hand and hand with professional and efficient and we are busy proving this to our clients every day. Let us show you how things should be done…”
About Us
Vicky
Director
After studying at Edinburgh University I settled in Edinburgh to work in lettings. Over the last 12 years I have worked in all areas of residential letting giving me real insight into the Edinburgh property market. Having set up and ran the business alone at first, I now manage the office and finance sides of At Home In Edinburgh alongside looking after our son.
Rick
Director
Following a decade-long career working in large multinational organisations both in the UK and abroad I started working with Vicky on a part time basis supporting the festival period and joined full time as the business expanded. I manage the long term portfolio as well as helping to run the day-to-day management of the office.
Jenni
Having fallen in love with Edinburgh during my university studies I decided to settle here. I manage the short term portfolio for At Home In Edinburgh which involves me getting out and about, meeting new owners and guests and discovering new parts of the city on a daily basis. I also like to get involved in the creative side of the business such as marketing and business development.
Susanna
Following a varied career in lettings including short term manager and director of a letting agency, I took a break to have children. I now work as a part-time Property Manager for At Home In Edinburgh helping the short term and long term sides of the business wherever they require support.
