Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth games athletes village unveiled Commonwealth Games athletes have been given a first look at the village they will call home during the Glasgow 2014 games. Team Scotland members Adam Cox, who won bronze at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne for gymnastics, and netball player Lynsey Gallagher were among those taking a tour of the complex in Dalmarnock in the city's east end. The 35-hectare Athletes' Village is 85% complete and when finished will provide 700 homes. After the Games these will become housing, with 400 homes for rent and 300 for sale. The village, Scotland's first large-scale carbon-neutral housing development, will have terraced homes and modern, cubed townhouses, a medical centre, shops, recreation spots and dining areas open 24 hours a day. It will be divided into four Scotland-themed zones called Clan, Castle, Mountain and Loch. David Grevemberg, chief executive of Glasgow 2014, said: "The Glasgow 2014 Organising Committee promised that we would have an athlete-centred and sport-focused Games and this is really epitomised by the Athletes' Village. We have consulted all the way along the project to make sure that this really does become a home from home where athletes can relax between training and competition. He added: "It is fantastic to see the development at this stage already and to get a flavour of what it will be like this time next year." Glasgow councillor Archie Graham said: "In just 12 months we will welcome thousands of athletes from all over the Commonwealth to the city as they prepare to take part in the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. For a few weeks they will call Glasgow home and we believe they will remember both Glasgow and the Athletes' Village as a fantastic place to stay.