3 bedroom townhouse

An elegant Grade II listed Regency town house offering beautifully presented flexible living space over three floors, complemented by a delightful private town garden and an attached garage, just moments from Pittville Park and the town centre

A handsome stone-dressed Regency end town house built around 1830 during a period that was described at the time by the Cheltenham Journal as a “brick and mortar mania”. Sympathetic restoration work has taken place in recent years ensuring that repairs and additions have been carried out sensitively with care and attention to detail. Retaining many fine features including moulded plaster cornicing, fireplaces, large sash windows with working shutters and some exposed treated floorboards, the living space has been designed for a modern lifestyle with flexible room options arranged over three floors. An entrance hall on the raised ground floor leads to a beautiful central staircase serving the remaining floors. Natural light floods down from a glazed roof atrium. A charming sitting room at the front has two sash windows with working shutters, a fireplace with inset wood burner, decorative ceiling cornicing and exposed floorboards. A well-equipped kitchen/dining room has a small island, integrated appliances and door to a lobby with a cloakroom and access to the garden. The lower ground floor has a double bedroom with en-suite shower room, utility room and flexible studio/home office/cinema room with independent front access. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms, the principal bedroom featuring three sash windows enjoying an open outlook. A luxury bathroom with Travertine tiles has a separate shower enclosure and a useful loft area with a dormer window is accessed via a retractable ladder. Freehold

Outside
Wrought iron railings enclose the frontage with steps down to the independent lower ground floor access and a short flight to the main entrance. Matching gates alongside open to a large attached garage with double doors and a personal door at the rear. A very pretty town garden at the rear and side has been imaginatively landscaped with strategic seating areas encompassed by colourful raised flower and shrub beds. A modern patio with inset paviours on the main seating platform and high level contemporary slatted fencing providing exceptional privacy in this secluded town oasis.

Situation
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 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.

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