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Prestbury Road, Cheltenham
- 2 beds
- 1 Bathroom
- 2 Receptions
A beautifully presented, refurbished period terraced property close to local amenities, the town centre and Pittville Park. The accommodation comprises two double bedrooms, two reception rooms, and a refurbished kitchen, and bathroom.
The property enters the sitting room at the front of the property. Wood effect flooring flows into the dining room, a cast iron feature fireplace, built-in cupboards, and shelving to both sides of the chimney breast.
The dining room looks out to the rear garden through a glass patio door. There are built-in cupboards and shelving on each side of the chimney breast and an open staircase on the first floor.
The nicely appointed galley kitchen looks out to the side of the property. There is grey wood effect flooring, a range of fitted wall and base units, wooden worktops, tiled splashbacks, and an inset sink with a mixer tap over. Integrated appliances include an electric hob, extractor hood, oven, and a fridge freezer.
From the kitchen, an inner hallway leads to the family bathroom. There is tiled flooring, part tiled walls, a heated towel rail and a built-in storage cupboard. A white suite comprises a bath with a separate shower and a glass screen, a low-level WC, and an open storage unit with an inset sink.
Upstairs are two double bedrooms with neutral carpeting and built-in wardrobes on both sides of the chimney breast. Bedroom one looks out over the front of the property, and bedroom two looks out over the rear garden and benefits from a further storage cupboard over the staircase.
Outside, the enclosed rear garden is low maintenance, laid to a patio with steps and raised flower beds leading up to a gravel area and a wooden shed to the back of the garden.
Further benefits to the property are gas central heating and double glazing.
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - C
Cheltenham is a beautiful Regency Town, famous for its many festivals, including Literature, Music, Science, Jazz and the legendary National Hunt Racing Festival, The Cheltenham Gold Cup. In addition to its festivals, Cheltenham also has an enviable reputation for its excellent schools, some of which are internationally recognised.
The property is also close to Prestbury which is an attractive village approximately two miles from Cheltenham Town Centre. The surrounding countryside offers beautiful views and plenty of village walks. The main high street boasts ample amenities, including a butcher, local shop, coffee shop, and well-known public houses, including 'The Kings Arms'.
All information regarding the property details, including a position on Freehold, must be confirmed between the seller and purchaser solicitors.
The property enters the sitting room at the front of the property. Wood effect flooring flows into the dining room, a cast iron feature fireplace, built-in cupboards, and shelving to both sides of the chimney breast.
The dining room looks out to the rear garden through a glass patio door. There are built-in cupboards and shelving on each side of the chimney breast and an open staircase on the first floor.
The nicely appointed galley kitchen looks out to the side of the property. There is grey wood effect flooring, a range of fitted wall and base units, wooden worktops, tiled splashbacks, and an inset sink with a mixer tap over. Integrated appliances include an electric hob, extractor hood, oven, and a fridge freezer.
From the kitchen, an inner hallway leads to the family bathroom. There is tiled flooring, part tiled walls, a heated towel rail and a built-in storage cupboard. A white suite comprises a bath with a separate shower and a glass screen, a low-level WC, and an open storage unit with an inset sink.
Upstairs are two double bedrooms with neutral carpeting and built-in wardrobes on both sides of the chimney breast. Bedroom one looks out over the front of the property, and bedroom two looks out over the rear garden and benefits from a further storage cupboard over the staircase.
Further benefits to the property are gas central heating and double glazing.
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - C
Cheltenham is a beautiful Regency Town, famous for its many festivals, including Literature, Music, Science, Jazz and the legendary National Hunt Racing Festival, The Cheltenham Gold Cup. In addition to its festivals, Cheltenham also has an enviable reputation for its excellent schools, some of which are internationally recognised.
The property is also close to Prestbury which is an attractive village approximately two miles from Cheltenham Town Centre. The surrounding countryside offers beautiful views and plenty of village walks. The main high street boasts ample amenities, including a butcher, local shop, coffee shop, and well-known public houses, including 'The Kings Arms'.
All information regarding the property details, including a position on Freehold, must be confirmed between the seller and purchaser solicitors.
