House For Sale £1,000,000
Situated well back off the road in an elevated position this large period family home has flexible accommodation over three floors, wonderful roof terrace with 360 degree views and off road parking. EPC rating E.
Number 24 is a large period family house set out over 3 floors and offers many fine period features and wonderful proportions you would expect to find in a home of this era.
There is a large entrance hall which leads to the lovely drawing room which sits to the front of the property, with charming bay window, high ceilings and unusual red marble fireplace. There is a door from the drawing room into a conservatory which overlooks the garden. Double Parliament hinged doors lead into the kitchen/breakfast room which is fitted with a range of traditional units, there is ample space for a large dining table and informal seating and with French doors onto the composite decked garden make this the perfect entertaining space. There is a useful boot room which has access to the cellar and bin store.
There is a cloakroom on the mezzanine level and on the first floor there are two very large double bedrooms either of which would make a suitable master bedroom; the bathroom is also on this level and has both a roll top bath and a walk-in shower.
There is a further cloakroom on the second mezzanine. On the top floor there are a further two bedrooms, a bathroom and a laundry room. A wooden spiral staircase leads to the most surprising roof terrace with spectacular 360 degree views over Cheltenham, the Malvern's, Leckhampton Hill and Cleeve Hill.
Outside the garden is well screened from the road with a large sun terrace paved seating areas and gate to the shared drive. EPC rating E.
Christchurch Road lies a little to the South of the centre of Montpellier and as such is a short distance of the wonderful mix of shops, boutiques and restaurants that Montpellier has to offer. The area is considered to be one of Cheltenham's most attractive and well regarded locations, being made up of some impressive period buildings and the beautiful Church. Cheltenham Spa is renowned for numerous attractions such as the Literature Festival, Jazz Festival and Cheltenham National Hunt along with its fine architecture, famous gardens, an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants and boutiques and world renowned schools to include Cheltenham Ladies' College and Dean Close.
There are good communication links to major centres via the M5 (Junctions 10 & 11), the A419 to Swindon and the M4 and A40 to London. There are train services to London and other major cities from Cheltenham Spa, Kemble and Swindon.
Number 24 is a large period family house set out over 3 floors and offers many fine period features and wonderful proportions you would expect to find in a home of this era.
There is a large entrance hall which leads to the lovely drawing room which sits to the front of the property, with charming bay window, high ceilings and unusual red marble fireplace. There is a door from the drawing room into a conservatory which overlooks the garden. Double Parliament hinged doors lead into the kitchen/breakfast room which is fitted with a range of traditional units, there is ample space for a large dining table and informal seating and with French doors onto the composite decked garden make this the perfect entertaining space. There is a useful boot room which has access to the cellar and bin store.
There is a cloakroom on the mezzanine level and on the first floor there are two very large double bedrooms either of which would make a suitable master bedroom; the bathroom is also on this level and has both a roll top bath and a walk-in shower.
There is a further cloakroom on the second mezzanine. On the top floor there are a further two bedrooms, a bathroom and a laundry room. A wooden spiral staircase leads to the most surprising roof terrace with spectacular 360 degree views over Cheltenham, the Malvern's, Leckhampton Hill and Cleeve Hill.
Outside the garden is well screened from the road with a large sun terrace paved seating areas and gate to the shared drive. EPC rating E.
Christchurch Road lies a little to the South of the centre of Montpellier and as such is a short distance of the wonderful mix of shops, boutiques and restaurants that Montpellier has to offer. The area is considered to be one of Cheltenham's most attractive and well regarded locations, being made up of some impressive period buildings and the beautiful Church. Cheltenham Spa is renowned for numerous attractions such as the Literature Festival, Jazz Festival and Cheltenham National Hunt along with its fine architecture, famous gardens, an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants and boutiques and world renowned schools to include Cheltenham Ladies' College and Dean Close.
There are good communication links to major centres via the M5 (Junctions 10 & 11), the A419 to Swindon and the M4 and A40 to London. There are train services to London and other major cities from Cheltenham Spa, Kemble and Swindon.
