Location

‘Dalmarnock Quarter’ is ideally located on French Street, just west of Shawfield and Rutherglen and east of Dalmarnock Road. The nearby retail park offers everyday convenience, with Tesco Extra, Home Bargains, self-storage facilities, a fuel station, and McDonald’s all immediately to hand.

Heading north towards Dennistoun and the Gallowgate, you will find an even wider choice of national food retailers alongside B&Q and the infamous Barras Market. Closer to home, the impressive Eastworks building provides flexible hot-desking space for home workers, while Café21 is ready and waiting with freshly brewed coffee and delicious pastries.

Living in Dalmarnock offers clear advantages for commuters and those travelling further afield. Dalmarnock Train Station is conveniently located just 200m east of your home, with Glasgow City Centre reachable in as little as 8 minutes.

Dalmarnock Quarter also benefits from immediate access to a main bus route, while the M74 is just a short drive south. For those who prefer to travel actively, cycling is one of the fastest ways to get around the city. The Clyde Walkway — a scenic 40-mile network of cycle and footpaths — is nearby and connects directly to the routes through Cuningar Loop and Glasgow Green. Follow the network all the way, and you’ll reach Loch Lomond in just over two hours…if you’re fit enough!

Dalmarnock has become a hub for fitness – a legacy of the facilities created for the 2014 Commonwealth Games. The Emirates Arena – complete with a gym, swimming pool and five-a-side football pitches – and Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome remain major city landmarks and are actively used by the community every day. Independent gyms and CrossFit centres are also located throughout the surrounding area, but for residents of Dalmarnock Quarter, you need only cross the street to Omnigym to stay on top of your fitness goals.

For outdoor activity, the scenic trails of the Cuningar Loop offer something for the whole family, while Flip Out and Topgolf provide entertainment no matter your age.

The Barrowlands – those who know, know! Scotland’s best live music venue is only a short distance from ‘Dalmarnock Quarter’ and is a rite of passage for anyone living in Glasgow. But the vibrancy of the venue doesn’t stop at Gallowgate. But the energy doesn’t stop at the Gallowgate. The Barrowlands’ legacy has helped shape and enrich Glasgow’s nightlife for more than half a century, and today, the city feels more vibrant than ever, with cultures coming together over great food, artisan cocktails, and even mint tea.