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Author	Alarming_Mix5302
Comment	Avoid flats in general, look for a semi detached in Knightswood, you could get a doer upper for your budget. All Glasgow flats can be bad for sound proofing no matter the age. If you insist on a flat then look for something from the 80s or 90s onwards with concrete floors. I have a post ww2 ex council flat with wooden floors and we know everything about our upstairs neighbours. And the continual squeaky floorboards. Though you do weirdly get used to it!
Reddit Link	https://www.reddit.com/r/glasgow/comments/13qeam1/partssuburbs_with_decent_5060s_style_flats_in/jlennyb/
Created	Wed 24th May 2023 11:03am
Status	normal ()

Avoid flats in general, look for a semi detached in Knightswood, you could get a doer upper for your budget.
All Glasgow flats can be bad for sound proofing no matter the age. If you insist on a flat then look for something from the 80s or 90s onwards with concrete floors.
I have a post ww2 ex council flat with wooden floors and we know everything about our upstairs neighbours. And the continual squeaky floorboards. Though you do weirdly get used to it!