Houses in the Glasgow area

• Houses to rent in Newlands  Newlands is an affluent residential area in the southern part of Glasgow, adjacent to Shawlands and Pollokshaws.
• Houses to rent in Whiteinch  Orginally an island on the River Clyde and significant ferrry crossing, Whiteinch is a residential area of Glasgow neighbouring with Partick & Scotstoun..
• Houses to rent in Waterfoot  Waterfoot is a residential area of East Renfrewshire, in southern Glasgow. Surrounding districts include Newton Mearns, Busby, Thorntonhall & Eaglesham.
• Houses to rent in Rutherglen  Rutherglen (meaning 'the red valley') is a suburb of Glasgow located in South Lanarkshire. It is the oldest Scottish royal burgh.
• Houses to rent in Ruchill  The Forth and Clyde Canal runs through Ruchill. There is the Ruchill Park which is the best viewpoint in Glasgow.
• Houses to rent in Pollokshields  Mainly a residential area in the southside of Glasgow. The most distinctive building of Pollokshields is The Pollokshields Burgh Hall.
• Houses to rent in Parkhead  Parkhead is known for being the home to Celtic Football Club and The Forge shopping complex.
• Houses to rent in Nitshill  Nitshill lies south west of Glasgow City Centre. It is home to The Glasgow Museums Resource Centre.
• Houses to rent in Linthouse  Linthouse forms part of Greater Govan and was previously a base for shipbuilding and heavy engineering works on the Clyde.
• Houses to rent in Kinning Park  Kinning Park is located on the southern bank of the River Clyde. The M8 motorway runs through the area.
• Houses to rent in Hyndland  Hyndland lies in Glasgow's West End and is characterised by red sandstone tenements, quiet streets & smart cafes.
• Houses to rent in Hillington  Being to the south west of Glasgow, Hillington lies about 7 miles from the City Centre. It is home to the Hillington Industrial Estate.
• Houses to rent in Garrowhill  Garrowhill lies approximately 6 miles from the centre of Glasgow. The Garrowhill railway station serves the area.
• Houses to rent in Carntyne  Carntyne was once had a large source of coal and supplied Glasgow with fuel for many years.