If you’re thinking of moving, you may be struggling to find affordable housing amid a worsening cost of living crisis.
For many households, owning a property is out of the question, and so renting is the only option available.
Although renting an apartment in Glasgow is significantly cheaper than in Edinburgh, in general, it’s still not cheap.
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There are plenty of bargains to be found in all areas of the city.
To help you find the perfect apartment, we have taken Move right and rounded up the cheapest one-bedroom properties in every area of Glasgow.
Downtown
Stem
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Price: £475 per month
Considering its great city center location, £475 isn’t a bad price at all for this apartment. Inside, the unfurnished property also offers plenty of space. It even comes with double glazed windows and beautiful wood effect laminate flooring.
What the listing says: “This unfurnished 1st floor 1 bed property is ideally located on Gallowgate in the town centre, has recently undergone a refurbishment and now includes a modern kitchen and shower room, neutral decor and laminate floors The accommodation comprises 1 large double bedroom, open plan lounge/kitchen and bathroom with walk-in shower The property benefits from gas central heating, double glazing and includes white goods. immediately for a long-term rental.”
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More information is available here.
east end
Rue Dyke, Baillieston
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Price: £350 per month
This East End property is stunning from the outside, and while the interior isn’t as appealing, it still has plenty to offer. With light wood furniture and wood paneling scattered throughout, the apartment has a unique 70s feel that is sure to appeal to some. At an incredibly low price of £350 per month, it’s also tied for the cheapest property on this list.
What the listing says: “Located in the popular Baillieston area, this charming and very quaint one bedroom ground floor apartment has a farmhouse feel to it. Upon entry through the fence, the front door has a secure door entry, a galley style kitchen with a wood paneled ceiling and integrated oven and hob, a double bedroom with a large bespoke built-in wardrobe and lighting on one wall, a lovely wood paneled bathroom with a large corner bath and shower with a separate shower cubicle and a living room with feature a fireplace and dado rail.The apartment really has a cozy feel to it and is offered with gas central heating, off street parking, excellent transport links by bus and train and is available now.”
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More information is available here.
South side
20 Ravenscraig Drive, Priesthill
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Price: £350 per month
This Southside property might not look like much from the outside, but at just £350 a month you can’t really complain. In addition, it offers spacious bedrooms, a bay window and fitted wardrobes. Although some of the decor is a bit dated, the pistachio-green bathroom — with tub — is a gem.
What the advert says: “A first floor one bedroom apartment in the Priesthill area of Glasgow’s south side. The property is conveniently located close to the motorways and Silverburn Shopping Centre. Available from 20th June 2022 on an unfurnished basis. This property is well located close to local amenities and a short distance from Silverburn Shopping Center with its varied range of shops and restaurants including Marks and Spencer and Tesco supermarkets.
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More information is available here.
west end
Dumbarton Road
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Price: £675 per month
As expected, the West End apartment is the most expensive property on this list, but that’s the price you pay to live in the area. It’s also the only fully furnished apartment here, so it might be cheaper than the others if you don’t already have your own furniture.
What the listing says: “2nd floor 1 bedroom apartment located in the Glasgow area. This traditional property benefits from double glazing and electric central heating. The property is very well located for local transport to the city center .”
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More information is available here.
North
Mary Hill Road
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Price: £550 per month
This unfurnished apartment in Maryhill looks like a blank canvas, with gray carpeting and neutral-toned walls just begging for colorful furniture. Key features include electric heating, private parking, shower over bath and excellent transport links.
What the listing says: “Tay Letting is bringing to the market this well presented modern one bedroom, first floor apartment in the convenient area of Maryhill. Internally the property comprises a good light lounge, modern fitted kitchen separate bedroom, a spacious double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a three piece bathroom with shower over bath complete the property.Further benefits include electric heating, double glazing, a secure entry system and off street parking for the residents.”
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More information is available here.
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