Rosewood, Cheltenham, GL53 7FL

A substantial & exceptional 4-double bedroom detached home, refurbished and remodelled to the highest standards, set in Leckhampton.

Featuring three bathrooms, corner bi-fold doors from a large open plan family space, two further reception rooms, a beautiful finish and no onward chain. EPC and floor plan to follow.

Rosewood, Mead Road is a completely remodelled double fronted home set in Leckhampton that features some truly impressive accommodation over two floors.

This is a high specification house, fully remodelled to an exceptional standard, featuring Crittall style aluminium framed triple glazing.

On the first floor, four bright and well-proportioned bedrooms blend period features with modern advantages including two en-suites and a large family bathroom.

Modern high-end fittings combine with high ceilings throughout and plenty of natural light to make this a truly special home.

There are beautiful doubel height bay windows to the front facade and a showpiece large open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area on the ground floor.

This space features dual aspect bi-fold doors, a beautiful log burner, a modern kitchen with pantry and dining area with built-in recessed lit Ash shelving.

Separated from the kitchen by a feature glazed partition is the snug with built-in media wall, perfect as a cosy movie room or play area for a young family.

This is in addition to a separate home office, generous utility room, large entrance hall and cloakroom.

The accommodation comprises: Ground floor Large entrance hall Stunning open plan living area incorporating kitchen, dining and lounge area with log burner.

Dual aspect bifold doors for indoor outdoor living.

French patio doors and side door access to recycling storage area Kitchen - 2 x Bosch ovens, Bosch dishwasher full height Bosch larder fridge, Bosch 80cm induction hob, black slim line cooker hood Quartz worktops, Island breakfast bar, built in wine rack, extra tall wall mounted cupboards.

Wet underfloor heating in main living area and hallway. Separate pantry with shelving and storage drawers. Snug Media wall, hdmi and ethernet cable ready. Glazed partition from kitchen.

Ideal as cosy movie room / children's play room Home Office with bay window Large Utility Free-standing freezer, sink, space and plumbing for separate washing machine and tumble dryer, plenty of storage, boiler and hot water system.

WC Understairs storage Heating / Hot water New Worcester Bosch boiler with 10 year warranty. Unvented hot water cylinder with hot water return loop.

Electric underfloor heating in all en-suites / bathrooms. Upstairs Principle bedroom King-sized bedroom with bay window and original decorative fireplace. Large en-suite with quadrant shower.

Bedroom 2 Large bedroom with original decorative fireplace. En-suite shower room. Bedroom 3 King sized bedroom Bedroom 4 Double bedroom with bay window. Bathroom Free standing bath.

Shower, airing cupboard / storage. Loft Large / spacious loft area with exceptional height and opening skylight.

Future proofed for potential development with electric supply, water supply and framework for staircase opening providing great potential for future additional bedroom suite (subject to planning) Outside Southerly facing landscaped garden with lawned area and patio.

Evening lighting canopy and festoon lighting in garden borders. Storage shed. Off-road parking for four cars.

Power for electric charger location: Leckhampton is one of the original Cheltenham villages, amalgamated into Cheltenham in 1991.

The area retains its village feel with the vibrant Bath Road featuring boutique shops, café's and restaurants.

There is an excellent community feel with exceptional schooling, with Naunton Park Primary, Leckhampton Primary in addition to the High School Leckhampton for secondary.

There are local pubs, the fantastic Leckhampton Hill nature and beauty spot and local parks and recreation facilities. This is all in addition to the wider Cheltenham area.

Cheltenham itself is a historic spa town and borough adjacent to the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire.

Cheltenham became known as a health and holiday spa town resort following the discovery of mineral springs in 1716 and hosts several cultural festivals.

The Cheltenham Literature Festival, the Jazz Festival, Science Festival, Music Festival, International Film Festival, Cricket Festival and the Cheltenham Food & Drink Festival.

In steeplechase horse racing, the Gold Cup is the main event of the Cheltenham Festival held every March.

It is also home to a number of leading independent schools, including Cheltenham College and Cheltenham Ladies' College.

Cheltenham also features glorious parks and gardens, along with a thriving town centre and The Promenade in Montpellier. EPC and floor plan to follow