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Having undergone a comprehensive renovation during the current owners' ownership, this striking period home has been transformed into a stylish and thoughtfully considered property, with a particularly impressive standard of finish throughout.
Arranged over three floors and extending to nearly 1000sq ft, the accommodation combines the proportions and character of an established home with a fresh, contemporary interior.
The ground floor is centred around a superb sitting and dining room extending to over 25 feet in length.
The space has been cleverly defined into separate living and dining areas whilst retaining an open, sociable feel, with natural light entering from both the front and rear.
A soft, neutral palette, wall panelling and carefully chosen finishes create a calm and cohesive interior. To the rear, the separate kitchen continues the same considered approach.
Sleek cabinetry is complemented by contrasting work surfaces, integrated appliances and open shelving, while a glazed door provides a direct connection to the garden.
The first floor provides three bedrooms together with a stylishly refitted family bathroom.
The principal bedroom is a particularly attractive room, with a pair of windows bringing in plenty of natural light and an excellent range of fitted wardrobes.
Two further bedrooms provide flexibility for family life, guests or working from home. A staircase continues to the second floor where lies an unexpectedly versatile additional space.
Rooflights bring natural light into the room, while substantial eaves storage sits to either side, making excellent use of the upper floor.
Outside, the rear courtyard garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to create an attractive and low-maintenance extension of the living space.
Paved seating provides plenty of room for outdoor dining and entertaining, softened by established planting and timber screening.
Beyond the garden, the current owners have created valuable off-road parking, accessed from the rear. The result is a home that feels considered from top to bottom.
The extensive renovation, the layout, excellent use of all three floors and valuable off-road parking create a property with considerably more space and versatility than might first be expected, in a highly convenient Cheltenham location.
Cheltenham is a historic Regency spa town, widely regarded as one of the most desirable locations within Gloucestershire and the gateway to the Cotswolds.
Known for its elegant architecture, tree-lined avenues, cultural festivals and thriving town centre, Cheltenham offers an excellent blend of lifestyle, education, connectivity and green space.
The town provides a wide range of independent shops, restaurants, cafés, leisure facilities and parks, alongside well-known areas including Montpellier, Lansdown, Leckhampton, Tivoli, Pittville and Charlton Kings, each offering their own distinct character.
Cheltenham is particularly renowned for education, with highly regarded schools including Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Dean Close School, Pate’s Grammar School, Balcarras School and Leckhampton High School all contributing to the town’s continued popularity with families.
Cheltenham Spa railway station provides direct links to Birmingham, Bristol and London, while the A40, A417 and M5 motorway offer excellent regional connectivity.
Combining Regency character, strong schooling, cultural identity and access to the Cotswolds, Cheltenham continues to attract buyers from across Gloucestershire and beyond.
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About 62, Cleeve View Road, Gloucestershire
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