- lobby & hall
- sitting room
- dining room
- stylish modern kitchen
- cloakroom & utility room
- lower ground floor bedroom/office/family room with independent access
- shower room & luxury four-piece bathroom
- three first floor bedrooms
- private low maintenance town garden and secure covered side storage area
- residents’ permit parking, gas ch, council tax band D
A mid-nineteenth century end town house which has been beautifully maintained and restored, whilst retaining many splendid features to complement modern fixtures and fittings. Including moulded coving, picture rails, beautiful fireplaces and restored Victorian floorboards with bespoke window shutters on the front elevation. The living space extends over three floors, providing flexible options to meet individual requirements. Approached via stone steps into an entrance lobby with a door to the main hall. An elegant sitting room at the front includes a particularly impressive open working fireplace whilst a dining room at the rear is an equally spacious room with a fireplace, both rooms are full of natural light. The dining room connects to an imaginatively designed kitchen which has been created within a part glazed extension connecting to the garden. Fitted with a range of modern units, integrated appliances and a tiled floor, with bi-fold doors opening to ensure a seamless transition between inside and out. A large cloakroom completes this floor. The lower ground floor provides a multi-purpose room for family entertainment, a home office or additional bedroom. Featuring the original stone range, housing a cleverly concealed storage area, independent front access and a shower room. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, a large storage cupboard and a luxury four-piece bathroom. Outside Wrought iron railings enclose the frontage with steps down to independent lower ground floor access and a further substantial storage area, with a short flight up to the main entrance. A secure gate at the side opens to a generous covered storage area and access to the rear. A thoughtfully landscaped low maintenance garden with walled boundaries and a raised decked area perfect for al-fresco entertaining. A door into a utility/storage room including space for a washing machine. Situation Albert Place is an historic road in central Cheltenham on the fringe of Pitville with a fine Regency terrace of town houses dating from around 1825. Both Pittville Park and the town centre are within a short walk. Cheltenham is a superb place for shopping with an abundance of main high street shops, specialist boutiques, cafés and restaurants. Education is very well catered for and there are excellent sporting facilities in and around the town. Host to annual cultural festivals including music, literature and jazz, the town is equally famous for horse racing and the annual Gold Cup. Communications are excellent with easy access to the M5 and there are regular train services to London Paddington in just over 2 hours. “We are required by law to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all those selling or buying a property. Whilst we retain responsibility for ensuring checks and any ongoing monitoring are carried out correctly, the initial checks are carried out on our behalf by Lifetime Legal who will contact you once you have agreed to instruct us in your sale or had an offer accepted on a property you wish to buy. The cost of these checks is £45 (incl. VAT), which covers the cost of obtaining relevant data and any manual checks and monitoring which might be required. This fee will need to be paid by you in advance of us publishing your property (in the case of a vendor) or issuing a memorandum of sale (in the case of a buyer), directly to Lifetime Legal, and is non-refundable.”
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