Flats to Rent in Glasgow
Glasgow's rental market in 2026 spans a wide range — from compact 1-bed flats in Govan and Ibrox from around £400–£650 per month, to spacious West End sandstone tenements at £950–£1,300 for a two-bed. The city has more than 20 distinct rental neighbourhoods, each with a different mix of Victorian tenements, modern riverside apartments, and converted warehouses. Rent in Glasgow lists flats from local letting agents and private landlords across the city, with average rents, transport links, and schools shown for every neighbourhood. Use the table below to compare neighbourhood rents, then jump into the live listings to see what's currently available. Estimates pending verification with Citylets Q1 2026 reportFeatured Glasgow flats
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Average flat rent by Glasgow neighbourhood
Neighbourhood 1-bed 2-bed 3-bed Listings Anniesland £500–£700 £650–£900 — — Battlefield £550–£700 £700–£950 — — City Centre £750–£1,000 £1,000–£1,400 — — Dennistoun £500–£700 £650–£900 — — Finnieston £700–£950 £900–£1,250 — — Govan £400–£600 £550–£750 — — Hillhead £650–£850 £850–£1,100 — — Hyndland £700–£900 £950–£1,250 £1,200–£1,600 — Ibrox £425–£600 £575–£775 — — Kelvinbridge £650–£850 £850–£1,100 — — Maryhill £600–£800 — — — Merchant City £750–£1,000 £1,000–£1,400 — — Partick £600–£800 £800–£1,050 — — Pollokshields £550–£750 £750–£1,000 — — Shawlands £600–£800 £800–£1,050 — — Southside £450–£650 £600–£850 — — Tradeston £650–£850 £850–£1,100 — — West End £700–£950 £950–£1,300 — — Woodlands £550–£750 £750–£1,000 — — Yorkhill £550–£750 £750–£1,000 — — Flats to rent by Glasgow neighbourhood
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