Welcome to Rettie
Find your dream home or development opportunity, sell or let your property, or secure your mortgage with Rettie Financial Services, the leading property experts in the field.
Find your dream home or development opportunity, sell or let your property, or secure your mortgage with Rettie Financial Services, the leading property experts in the field.
Offers Over £175,000
2 Bedroom Apartment
A tenth floor, modern two-bedroom residential apartment within the iconic Argyle Building, a landmark modernist building completed circa 2009, located on the western edge of the City Centre and well located for Glasgow City Centre’s Financial Services District with great transport links.
Rettie is one of the most trusted and well-respected property names in Scotland and the North East of England. We know all about property, and with our large database of active buyers and prospective tenants, we are dedicated to finding the person who's going to buy, let or develop your property.
From city apartments and rural cottages to large townhouses, prime country homes, and farms and estates, we deal with some of the most prestigious properties on the market, delivering one class of service to every customer - first class. Contact us today to find out how we can help you.
We are proud of the fact that we are headquartered in Scotland’s capital Edinburgh, with city offices in Glasgow and London. We also have specialist rural offices in St Andrews, Melrose and Berwick upon Tweed.
Being located in the very areas we are transacting within and having teams who’ve spent their lives living and working in these places, gives us a distinct competitive advantage and enables us to say with integrity that we genuinely do possess ‘local knowledge with international reach’.
A new community is taking shape at St Andrews West in iconic St Andrews. Find out more about what residents’ experiences of the completed first phase tell us about the design, connections and neighbourhood, with details on what buyers can expect from the new homes coming forward in the next phase, Braeburn.
The UK mortgage market continues to face uncertainty. Global volatility and inflationary pressures have persisted, while the Bank of England base rate has remained at 3.75% since December 2025. With markets anticipating a potential rise, mortgage rates may come under further pressure.