Glenholme is a large, redbrick Victorian detached villa.
It has been extended and is now a residential care home, which provides services for up to thirty-four older people, some of whom may have dementia or mental health needs.

The accommodation is laid out over three floors, with additional mezzanine
levels and there are thirty-four single bedrooms, some with en-suite facilities.
The first and second floors are accessible by passenger lift, however the
mezzanine levels can only be reached by stairs, therefore, is only suitable for
mobile residents. There are also two communal lounge areas, a sunroom and
two dining areas. External features include a large and secluded walled
garden, which are well kept and equipped with outdoor furniture, sunshades and barbecue facilities.