A huge car boot sale is set to become a weekly occurrence at Ocean Terminal in Edinburgh after proving to be a hit with shoppers.
The Leith shopping centre first began hosting the flea market in August as part of a five-month trial to see how many bargain hunters would turn out.
From rare finds and antiques, to clothing and everyday household items, this is a dream come true for thrifty shoppers who can pick up some gems, and save a bit of cash while doing so.
It’s not just shoppers who have taken advantage of some of the deals available, the sale is proving popular among sellers too, with up to 100 attending each week.
The sale is open every Sunday from 7.30am on level F of the red car park (M&S side), and costs £14 per car (£25 for a double pitch) with access for cars from 6am.
Michelle MacLeod, Deputy Centre Manager, Ocean Terminal said: "The Car Boot Sale has proved popular for both shoppers and sellers alike.
"As we all become more aware of the environment and our impact on it, more and more people are choosing to buy pre-loved goods, it’s great to see our community embracing this and we are grateful to Edinburgh City Council which has granted the license to trade for another year.
"We’re delighted to be able to continue to host the market for another 12 months and look forward to welcoming browsers and bargain hunters alike in 2020."
