Your East End letting and estate agent.
From the tenements of Dennistoun to Bridgeton, Parkhead and Carntyne, the East End is one of Glasgow’s fastest-changing property markets - strong on value and rental yield. We help East End landlords and homeowners let, manage and sell with a straight-talking local service.
Let your property
Full management or tenant-find across East End, with rent guarantee and compliance handled.
For landlords →Sell your home
Honest valuations to real Rightmove sold data, and a clear strategy to get the best price.
For sellers →We work right across the East End, including Dennistoun, Bridgeton, Parkhead, Carntyne, Riddrie and Haghill - and the surrounding streets. Here’s why local landlords and sellers choose us:
A quick guide to the East End for buyers, tenants and landlords.
Getting around
Bellgrove, Duke Street and Alexandra Parade stations run into Queen Street in around 15 minutes, with frequent buses along Alexandra Parade, Duke Street and the Gallowgate. The city centre is barely over a mile away.
Green space & lifestyle
Alexandra Park, Tollcross Park and Glasgow Green are all close by, along with landmarks including Celtic Park, the Barras Market and the Commonwealth Arena and Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome at nearby Dalmarnock.
Schools
A range of local primaries serve the area, with secondary options including Eastbank Academy, Whitehill Secondary and St Mungo’s Academy - one of the city's best-known Catholic secondaries. Families should always check the current catchment for a specific street.
Property & market
Victorian and Edwardian blond and red sandstone tenements, much of it within the Dennistoun conservation area, alongside newer developments in Parkhead and Dalmarnock. The East End offers some of the city’s strongest rental yields and is a fast-improving, well-connected market.
Do you let and manage property in the East End of Glasgow?
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Yes. Hoose & Key lets, fully manages and sells homes across the East End, including Dennistoun, Bridgeton, Parkhead and Carntyne, handling marketing, referencing, compliance and rent collection end to end.
Is the East End of Glasgow good for buy-to-let?
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The East End offers some of the city’s stronger rental yields, with growing demand as the area regenerates. Built on 15 years of hands-on landlord experience, we can give you an honest view on rent and returns for a specific street.
How much does a letting agent charge in the East End?
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Tenant Find is one month’s rent and Full Management is 10% plus marketing, with a portfolio discount for three or more properties. All fees are agreed in writing up front, with no lengthy contracts.