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Howth Drive is a modern student accommodation in Glasgow, offering students comfortable living in a peaceful residential setting with excellent access to the city’s leading universities. Ideally located for the University of Glasgow and with convenient transport links to the University of Strathclyde and Glasgow Caledonian University, the property provides easy access to campuses, libraries, and student facilities. Residents can also explore nearby attractions, including Glasgow Botanic Gardens, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the Riverside Museum, George Square, and the scenic Victoria Park.
The surrounding neighbourhood offers a range of cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, and everyday amenities, creating a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for student life. Excellent bus and rail connections make travelling across Glasgow simple and convenient. Students looking for more student accommodation in Glasgow can also explore Peel Street, Blythswood 1–8, Birch View, Minerva Street, Cardon Square, Mitchell Street, Vienna 1, True Glasgow, Gallery Apartments Glasgow, Merchant Apartments, Merchant City House, Kyle Park House, Foundry Courtyard, Thurso Street, and Broadway Studios through Acolyte Living. These nearby student residences offer modern amenities and convenient access to Glasgow’s leading universities. With its peaceful location, contemporary facilities, and strong transport links, Howth Drive provides an ideal home for students seeking a balanced university lifestyle in Glasgow.
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Howth Drive is a modern student accommodation in Glasgow, offering students comfortable living in a peaceful residential setting with excellent access to the city’s leading universities. Ideally located for the University of Glasgow and with convenient transport links to the University of Strathclyde and Glasgow Caledonian University, the property provides easy access to campuses, libraries, and student facilities. Residents can also explore nearby attractions, including Glasgow Botanic Gardens, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the Riverside Museum, George Square, and the scenic Victoria Park.
The surrounding neighbourhood offers a range of cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, and everyday amenities, creating a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for student life. Excellent bus and rail connections make travelling across Glasgow simple and convenient. Students looking for more student accommodation in Glasgow can also explore Peel Street, Blythswood 1–8, Birch View, Minerva Street, Cardon Square, Mitchell Street, Vienna 1, True Glasgow, Gallery Apartments Glasgow, Merchant Apartments, Merchant City House, Kyle Park House, Foundry Courtyard, Thurso Street, and Broadway Studios through Acolyte Living. These nearby student residences offer modern amenities and convenient access to Glasgow’s leading universities. With its peaceful location, contemporary facilities, and strong transport links, Howth Drive provides an ideal home for students seeking a balanced university lifestyle in Glasgow.
Property Review Snapshot
This guide is built only on verified research and approved student reviews, so you can decide with clarity whether this property fits your needs or whether it’s one to skip.
Overall rating
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Size details on request
Floors
Bed Available
Rooms Type
City
Address
Daytime environment
The property sits in a quiet cul-de-sac, which suggests a calm daytime atmosphere suited to study and rest.
Proximity to Anniesland Cross provides access to shops and services within a short distance.
Within reach of green spaces via nearby parks and the Forth & Clyde Canal, offering pleasant routes for walks or outdoor breaks.
Evening environment
Nearby leisure facilities (David Lloyd Leisure Club) and a cluster of dining and coffee venues in adjacent districts add social options without requiring long travel.
Easy access to public transport (train and bus services) supports evening trips to city venues or campus areas as needed.
Access to essentials
Close to supermarkets (Morrisons, Marks & Spencer) for groceries.
Nearby educational and community facilities, with a general sense of convenient local services.
Noise and crowd dynamics
Data specify a quiet residential setting (quiet cul-de-sac), but no explicit noise measurements or night-specific crowd data are provided.
The area’s connectivity (train, bus, and major roads) means typical city noise levels in a central-west Glasgow context may be present, though the exact impact isn’t quantified in the input.
Neighbourhood comfort realities
Access to green spaces (Victoria Park, Botanic Gardens, Kelvingrove Park) suggests opportunities for outdoor activity and downtime close to home.
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"I find it really easy to get around thanks to the nearby bus stops and rail connections into Glasgow and beyond."
"Having supermarkets, shops, and everyday essentials within walking distance makes life here very convenient."
"I really enjoy having my own private garden, which is a great place to relax after a busy day."
"The location is ideal for driving, with quick access to major roads that make commuting simple."
"My home feels bright and spacious, with large windows, modern facilities, and plenty of parking available."
Students who value a quiet, residential feel (a quiet cul-de-sac) and outdoor space (private rear garden) for breaks between study sessions. Students who appreciate modern, ready-to-live-in features (furnished, modern fitted kitchen, contemporary bathroom) and practical insulation (double glazing, gas central heating). Students who benefit from easy access to public transport and major road links for city-center trips or campus commutes.
Students seeking a purpose-built student residence with on-site facilities or guaranteed campus-adjacent proximity may find this option less aligned with those expectations. Students who need clearly published pricing, flexible lease terms, or on-site long-term security features may find data gaps here.
Furnished, move-in ready with a modern kitchen and a contemporary bathroom. Practical comfort features: gas central heating and double glazing for winter warmth and reduced noise. Outdoor space (private rear garden) and a private residents parking option add everyday convenience. Strong local connectivity: short walks to Anniesland train station and bus routes on Great Western Road; near major road networks (Clydeside Expressway, Clyde Tunnel) for vehicular travel. Proximity to daily conveniences: supermarkets (Morrisons and Marks & Spencer), parks, and a range of dining and social venues in nearby areas.
No pricing, contract length, or guaranteed on-site facilities data are available in the current research input. It’s not presented as a dedicated student hall, so study spaces, security systems, or resident events are not specified. Proximity to campuses is present in general terms (via transport routes) but exact campus-level convenience varies by student and program.
Contract length No data available. Cooling-off clarity No data available. Guarantor expectations No data available. Exit implications No data available.
Private rental property in Glasgow (address: Howth Drive, G13 1RF). The available data describe a well-equipped, furnished flat with modern fittings, suitable for immediate occupancy.
Not specified in the approved research input.
Residential, quiet, and car-friendly, with features aimed at comfortable daily living and practical commuting rather than campus-centric services.
No explicit pricing, lease length, guarantor requirements, or on-site facility details are provided in the verified inputs.
Distance/viability: Approximately 2 miles away. Commute options: Accessible via a short train ride from Anniesland station or a roughly 20-minute bus journey. Overall viability: High, given multiple reliable transit options.
Distance/viability: Approximately 4 miles away. Commute options: Train from Anniesland to Glasgow Queen Street, then a short walk. Overall viability: Medium, dependent on rail/bus timing and walking segments.
Distance/viability: Approximately 4.5 miles away. Commute options: Train to Glasgow Queen Street, followed by a short walk. Overall viability: Medium.
Data do not specify distinct room types beyond “furnished” and a modern kitchen/bathroom setup.
No pricing data is provided in the approved inputs.
The available data list standard furnishings and features but do not outline tiered room types or price differences.
No explicit room-size details are provided.
Furnished accommodation, a modern fitted kitchen, gas central heating, double glazing, private rear garden, and private residents parking (where applicable).
Not specified in the current data; no explicit mention of bills-included or utilities packages.
Not determinable from the approved inputs due to the lack of pricing data and lease terms.
Furnished living space and a modern kitchen support convenient daily routines; no explicit on-site study spaces or dedicated study lounges are listed.
Proximity to leisure facilities (David Lloyd Leisure Club) and nearby dining venues underpin potential social and wellness opportunities.
Private garden, double glazing, gas heating, and parking contribute to a comfortable living environment, especially during colder months. Proximity to essential services (supermarkets) and transit options reduces logistical friction for groceries and city travel.
Double glazing and modern heating contribute to comfort and energy efficiency. Access to parks and canal-side routes enhances opportunities for outdoor activity.
No explicit on-site gym, no documented resident events, and no guaranteed high-speed internet data are listed within the approved inputs.
No explicit data on Wi-Fi quality, provider, or speed.
No direct data on on-site study spaces, quiet areas, or library access associated with the property.
Absence of explicit internet speed or reliability information could influence planning for heavy online coursework.
No specific on-site security features or protocols are described in the approved data.
The property’s location in a quiet cul-de-sac and its proximity to public transport imply a balance of peaceful nights with accessible transport for late arrivals, but explicit safety data is not provided.
Access to Anniesland train station and major bus routes supports reasonable late-evening travel options, though exact safety conditions aren’t documented.
Q: Is Howth Drive G13 1RF Glasgow suitable for University of Glasgow students?
A: Proximity to the University of Glasgow is about 2 miles with rail or bus options. High viability depends on your tolerance for a moderate commute and the absence of campus-centered facilities listed in the data.
Q: What amenities should I expect?
A: Furnished accommodation, modern kitchen and bathroom, gas heating, double glazing, private rear garden, and private parking (where applicable). Nearby supermarkets and leisure options add convenience.
Q: How much will I pay?
A: Pricing data is not provided in the verified inputs.
Q: Is this area safe for night-time use?
A: No explicit security details are provided; the area is described as a quiet cul-de-sac with good transport links.
Q: What are the trade-offs?
A: Clear data gaps exist for price, lease terms, on-site facilities, and on-site study spaces. The property offers practical comforts but is not presented as a purpose-built student residence.
Balanced recommendation and conditional clarity
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Property Review Snapshot
This guide is built only on verified research and approved student reviews, so you can decide with clarity whether this property fits your needs or whether it’s one to skip.
Overall rating
--
Size details on request
Floors
Bed Available
Rooms Type
City
Address
Daytime environment
The property sits in a quiet cul-de-sac, which suggests a calm daytime atmosphere suited to study and rest.
Proximity to Anniesland Cross provides access to shops and services within a short distance.
Within reach of green spaces via nearby parks and the Forth & Clyde Canal, offering pleasant routes for walks or outdoor breaks.
Evening environment
Nearby leisure facilities (David Lloyd Leisure Club) and a cluster of dining and coffee venues in adjacent districts add social options without requiring long travel.
Easy access to public transport (train and bus services) supports evening trips to city venues or campus areas as needed.
Access to essentials
Close to supermarkets (Morrisons, Marks & Spencer) for groceries.
Nearby educational and community facilities, with a general sense of convenient local services.
Noise and crowd dynamics
Data specify a quiet residential setting (quiet cul-de-sac), but no explicit noise measurements or night-specific crowd data are provided.
The area’s connectivity (train, bus, and major roads) means typical city noise levels in a central-west Glasgow context may be present, though the exact impact isn’t quantified in the input.
Neighbourhood comfort realities
Access to green spaces (Victoria Park, Botanic Gardens, Kelvingrove Park) suggests opportunities for outdoor activity and downtime close to home.
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"I find it really easy to get around thanks to the nearby bus stops and rail connections into Glasgow and beyond."
"Having supermarkets, shops, and everyday essentials within walking distance makes life here very convenient."
"I really enjoy having my own private garden, which is a great place to relax after a busy day."
"The location is ideal for driving, with quick access to major roads that make commuting simple."
"My home feels bright and spacious, with large windows, modern facilities, and plenty of parking available."
Students who value a quiet, residential feel (a quiet cul-de-sac) and outdoor space (private rear garden) for breaks between study sessions. Students who appreciate modern, ready-to-live-in features (furnished, modern fitted kitchen, contemporary bathroom) and practical insulation (double glazing, gas central heating). Students who benefit from easy access to public transport and major road links for city-center trips or campus commutes.
Students seeking a purpose-built student residence with on-site facilities or guaranteed campus-adjacent proximity may find this option less aligned with those expectations. Students who need clearly published pricing, flexible lease terms, or on-site long-term security features may find data gaps here.
Furnished, move-in ready with a modern kitchen and a contemporary bathroom. Practical comfort features: gas central heating and double glazing for winter warmth and reduced noise. Outdoor space (private rear garden) and a private residents parking option add everyday convenience. Strong local connectivity: short walks to Anniesland train station and bus routes on Great Western Road; near major road networks (Clydeside Expressway, Clyde Tunnel) for vehicular travel. Proximity to daily conveniences: supermarkets (Morrisons and Marks & Spencer), parks, and a range of dining and social venues in nearby areas.
No pricing, contract length, or guaranteed on-site facilities data are available in the current research input. It’s not presented as a dedicated student hall, so study spaces, security systems, or resident events are not specified. Proximity to campuses is present in general terms (via transport routes) but exact campus-level convenience varies by student and program.
Contract length No data available. Cooling-off clarity No data available. Guarantor expectations No data available. Exit implications No data available.
Private rental property in Glasgow (address: Howth Drive, G13 1RF). The available data describe a well-equipped, furnished flat with modern fittings, suitable for immediate occupancy.
Not specified in the approved research input.
Residential, quiet, and car-friendly, with features aimed at comfortable daily living and practical commuting rather than campus-centric services.
No explicit pricing, lease length, guarantor requirements, or on-site facility details are provided in the verified inputs.
Distance/viability: Approximately 2 miles away. Commute options: Accessible via a short train ride from Anniesland station or a roughly 20-minute bus journey. Overall viability: High, given multiple reliable transit options.
Distance/viability: Approximately 4 miles away. Commute options: Train from Anniesland to Glasgow Queen Street, then a short walk. Overall viability: Medium, dependent on rail/bus timing and walking segments.
Distance/viability: Approximately 4.5 miles away. Commute options: Train to Glasgow Queen Street, followed by a short walk. Overall viability: Medium.
Data do not specify distinct room types beyond “furnished” and a modern kitchen/bathroom setup.
No pricing data is provided in the approved inputs.
The available data list standard furnishings and features but do not outline tiered room types or price differences.
No explicit room-size details are provided.
Furnished accommodation, a modern fitted kitchen, gas central heating, double glazing, private rear garden, and private residents parking (where applicable).
Not specified in the current data; no explicit mention of bills-included or utilities packages.
Not determinable from the approved inputs due to the lack of pricing data and lease terms.
Furnished living space and a modern kitchen support convenient daily routines; no explicit on-site study spaces or dedicated study lounges are listed.
Proximity to leisure facilities (David Lloyd Leisure Club) and nearby dining venues underpin potential social and wellness opportunities.
Private garden, double glazing, gas heating, and parking contribute to a comfortable living environment, especially during colder months. Proximity to essential services (supermarkets) and transit options reduces logistical friction for groceries and city travel.
Double glazing and modern heating contribute to comfort and energy efficiency. Access to parks and canal-side routes enhances opportunities for outdoor activity.
No explicit on-site gym, no documented resident events, and no guaranteed high-speed internet data are listed within the approved inputs.
No explicit data on Wi-Fi quality, provider, or speed.
No direct data on on-site study spaces, quiet areas, or library access associated with the property.
Absence of explicit internet speed or reliability information could influence planning for heavy online coursework.
No specific on-site security features or protocols are described in the approved data.
The property’s location in a quiet cul-de-sac and its proximity to public transport imply a balance of peaceful nights with accessible transport for late arrivals, but explicit safety data is not provided.
Access to Anniesland train station and major bus routes supports reasonable late-evening travel options, though exact safety conditions aren’t documented.
Q: Is Howth Drive G13 1RF Glasgow suitable for University of Glasgow students?
A: Proximity to the University of Glasgow is about 2 miles with rail or bus options. High viability depends on your tolerance for a moderate commute and the absence of campus-centered facilities listed in the data.
Q: What amenities should I expect?
A: Furnished accommodation, modern kitchen and bathroom, gas heating, double glazing, private rear garden, and private parking (where applicable). Nearby supermarkets and leisure options add convenience.
Q: How much will I pay?
A: Pricing data is not provided in the verified inputs.
Q: Is this area safe for night-time use?
A: No explicit security details are provided; the area is described as a quiet cul-de-sac with good transport links.
Q: What are the trade-offs?
A: Clear data gaps exist for price, lease terms, on-site facilities, and on-site study spaces. The property offers practical comforts but is not presented as a purpose-built student residence.
Balanced recommendation and conditional clarity
Still unsure if Howth Drive, G13 1RF Glasgow is the right fit for you?
Acolyte Living helps you understand the trade-offs, and choose with confidence.
Explore better student accommodation options with Acolyte Living
Proximity to Anniesland Cross and nearby districts implies a mix of local amenities with relatively easy access to Glasgow’s broader amenities.
Proximity to Anniesland Cross and nearby districts implies a mix of local amenities with relatively easy access to Glasgow’s broader amenities.