A classic stone dressed Grade II listed four storey town house requiring total modernisation, with independent lower ground floor access and potential for rear off road parking

An elegant Regency town house with a stone-dressed façade, relieved by sash hung windows, some featuring working shutters and set behind wrought iron railings with a gate to independent lower ground floor access. The property retains a profusion of original features and offers elegantly proportioned rooms with high ceilings and plaster mouldings. 14 Albert Place does require a comprehensive program of renovation, providing a buyer with an increasingly rare opportunity to remodel and design a classic period home to complement a 21st century lifestyle. Offering flexible living space over four floors the raised ground floor provides a sitting room at the front, a central winding staircase to the upper floors, kitchen/breakfast room, rear lobby and cloakroom with a door to the rear garden. A secondary staircase descends to the lower ground floor with independent front and rear access, a utility room and two rooms, either of which could be used as a bedroom if required. The first floor undoubtedly features the stand-out room, a magnificent drawing room with three sash windows and a marble fireplace. There are two bedrooms on this floor whilst the second floor provides a further bedroom, study/box room and bathroom.
A wrought iron gate at the front opens to steps down to a meter cupboard, two vaults and independent access to the lower ground floor. The rear garden is enclosed within a red brick wall with a pedestrian gate to a rear access lane. There is potential to create off road parking or a garage/studio subject to obtaining the relevant consents and resident’s permit parking in the lane.

Albert Place is an historic road in central Cheltenham on the fringe of Pittville with a fine Regency terrace of town houses dating from around 1830. 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