With people across Scotland and the UK struggling amid the cost of living crisis, many believe that purchasing a home is out of reach.
Those looking to buy a one-bedroom property will of course have to pay significantly less than those after a family home, but it is nonetheless a major investment.
However, while property prices in Glasgow are not cheap, they are considerably lower than in Edinburgh.
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In some parts of the city, a one-bedroom flat can be bought for around £50,000, though in others it is much higher.
To find out where in Glasgow you can buy the cheapest one-bedroom flat, we took a look at each neighbourhood on Rightmove.
Here is a rundown of the most affordable one-bedroom homes currently on the market in each part of Glasgow.
City Centre
2/1, 24 Phoenix Road, £90,000
Given its central location, it's not surprising that this flat is the most expensive property on this list. It's still under £100,000, though, and comes with plenty of amenities, including a three-piece bathroom, private residential parking, and communal gardens.
What the listing says: "One bedroom, second floor apartment in a sought after Glasgow city location, in degree of some modernisation which will appeal to first time buyers, young professionals and buy to let investors."
More information is available here.
East End
Corbett Street, Tollcross, £55,000
Significantly cheaper is this charming East End flat. Considering it comes with a bay window, a large master bedroom, and its own reception hall, this is fantastic value for money.
What the listing says: "This well presented and spacious 1 bedroom (factored) tenement flat offers an open outlook to the front whilst being located close to the wide range of amenities within the area as well as easy links to major motorway networks."
More information is available here.
Southside
Newlands Road, Cathcart, £39,950
Far and away the cheapest property here, you could own your own one-bedroom flat for under £40,000 in the Southside. While the property is admittedly a bit of a fixer-upper, with a little hard work it could be transformed into a stunning home. It even comes with a bath!
What the listing says: "Internally comprising of Lounge/Kitchen, Master /Bedroom Bathroom and Hallway this property is awaiting a new owners personal touch and does require some internal upgrades. Externally this property has on street parking and a very well maintained communal back garden with drying area."
More information is available here.
West End
2/2 1041 Crow Road, £79,995
For the West End, £80,000 isn't a bad price at all. This property is also a total blank canvas, which would allow you to start from scratch and put your own mark on it. A bit of colour and this one could be really nice.
What the listing says: "Situated just north of Anniesland Cross and a short walk to Morrisons, retail park and Anniesland Station, this immaculately presented SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT is in "turnkey" condition and an ideal purchase for the first time buyer or property investor. Recently decorated throughout in neutral tones with new floor coverings and shower room, the property has been upgraded to a good standard."
More information is available here.
North
Whitecraigs Place, Summerston, £75,000
Summerston is a popular area among first-time buyers due to its ease of access to a large variety of supermarkets, shops, bars and restaurants. This property may not look like much from the outside, but the interior — particularly the kitchen — is spacious and modern.
What the listing says: "A truly stunning one bedroom upper cottage flat with private garden in a sought after location in Summerston close to many amenities and excellent transport links. The flat would be perfect for a first time buyer or young couple looking for a low maintenance flat with outdoor space."
More information is available here.
