Bright living room with feature fireplace and large picture window
Modern fitted kitchen with wooden worktops and sunroom access
Fully enclosed rear garden with bolted gate, shed and greenhouse
Small wildlife pond at top of garden — maintenance required
Three well-sized bedrooms with built-in storage, 919 ft² total
Single ground-floor bathroom only — may be limiting for larger families
Elevated position offers privacy and pleasant outlooks
Area has high deprivation and wider “industrious hardship” classification
27 Glenartney Terrace is a bright, mid-century semi-detached home arranged over two floors, offering practical living for families or first-time buyers. The living room benefits from a large picture window and feature fireplace, while the modern fitted kitchen with wooden worktops flows to a sunroom that opens onto the rear garden — a useful extra living space for relaxed indoor-outdoor living.
The fully enclosed rear garden includes a lawn, greenhouse, shed and a small wildlife pond at the top of the plot, providing a private, secure outdoor area for children and pets. The property sits on an elevated plot that improves privacy and outlooks. Recent upgrades include a new boiler and stylish kitchen and bathroom fittings, so the home is largely move-in ready.
Practical points to note: the house is approximately 919 ft² with three bedrooms and a single ground-floor bathroom, so it suits families or buyers wanting sensible space rather than large luxury accommodation. The area is described with local challenges—wider area classed as “industrious hardship” and overall area deprivation is high—which may affect some buyers’ preferences and future resale considerations.
Overall this freehold property at £160,000 represents accessible family accommodation with good broadband and mobile connectivity, an enclosed garden and straightforward scope for cosmetic updating or landscaping to add value.