Renting in Ibrox, Glasgow

Based on local rental listings, 1-bed flats typically rent for £425–£600 per month, 2-bed flats £575–£775 in Ibrox. Rents vary with property condition, furnishing, parking, and proximity to the local high street and transport — figures above are the typical mid-market range. See our Spring 2026 Glasgow rental market report for citywide trends and year-on-year change.

Bills (council tax, gas, electricity, broadband) are usually paid on top of rent in private Glasgow lets — see our guide to renting in Glasgow for what to budget for beyond headline rent.

Best known as the home of Rangers Football Club and the imposing Ibrox Stadium, this residential neighbourhood offers affordable living with excellent transport connections. The area extends south from Paisley Road West towards Bellahouston Park. Housing is predominantly traditional sandstone tenements along the main roads, with a mix of housing association properties and some newer developments. Rents are among the lowest in inner Glasgow: one-bed flats typically rent for £425–£600, two-beds for £575–£775. Transport is excellent: Ibrox subway station connects to the city centre in 10 minutes. Cessnock subway is also nearby. Buses serve Paisley Road West and Edmiston Drive. The M8 motorway is easily accessible. Bellahouston Park is a major asset — 72 acres of green space with sports facilities, the House for an Art Lover (a Mackintosh-designed villa), and views across to the Campsie Fells. Paisley Road West has a range of local shops and takeaways. Ibrox suits: budget-conscious renters wanting inner-city convenience, sports fans (Ibrox Stadium on matchdays is an experience), and anyone wanting good transport links without the premium of more fashionable areas. On matchdays, parking and traffic are heavily affected.