Elevated above Oakley Road and enjoying panoramic westerly views, Lisvane is a delightful family home. Set within mature gardens approaching half an acre.

The house is reached via a sweeping driveway where there is ample parking and access to the double garage.

Once inside the house the generously sized reception flows into the adjacent study and cloakroom. Double doors from the hallway give access to the dining room which overlooks and leads into the garden.

The sitting room is an impressive 23ft creating a very open plan feel and fabulous entertaining space as required. Sliding doors from the sitting room give access to the conservatory which enjoys views over the garden.

The dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a full range of good quality light oak units/cabinets and drawers with integral appliances. The breakfast area overlooks the rear garden. The adjacent utility room leads to a covered outside area with useful garden store and boiler room.

On the first floor there are four double bedrooms. The master is situated to the front of the house where this extra elevation unveils more of the glorious views, there are built in wardrobes and an en suite with shower. Across the landing there are three further bedrooms, a family bathroom and useful walk-in store room.

Outside to the rear the house is surrounded by a patio terrace with steps rising to the lawn. The gardens are well stocked and surround a large area of gently sloping lawns. The front garden is predominately laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees and shrubs. The gardens at Lisvane are a delightful feature of the property. The double garage measures 18ft x 18ft with two up and over electronically operated doors, a personal door, power, light and water.

The Battledown Estate lies to the east of Cheltenham and the north of Charlton Kings, on a wooded hill which rises to nearly 500 feet above sea level. It is conveniently located about ½ a mile from the centre of Cheltenham and ¼ mile from the local shop of 6 Ways and Charlton Kings.

Battledown is one of a number of private residential estates established in Cheltenham during the 19th Century but it is the only one to have survived as such, all the others, including Pittville, having been incorporated into the town.

Cheltenham is often known as the gateway to the Cotswolds and famed for its extensive range of festivals, including National Hunt, music, drama, science, food and drink and jazz.

There are extensive modern shopping facilities within the town and a range of recreational and cultural amenities, including golf courses, racecourse, theatre and cinema.

There are additional excellent communications to the other nearby centres via the M5 giving easy access to Bristol and Birmingham and there is a mainline railway station with services to London.