The property has just been added with offers over £110 000
A conveniently located three-bedroom terraced house is for sale near a popular Glasgow shopping centre.
The 'rarely available' family home with both front and rear private gardens is a five-minute drive from the Fort Shopping Centre in Garthamlock.The property is on the market for offers over £110,000. Estate agents Purplebricks that are marketing the property, said:"This fabulous family home comprises a welcoming reception hall, spacious lounge, fitted kitchen, three bedrooms, modern bathroom and private enclosed gardens to the front and rear.Early viewings are recommended.
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