House For Sale £750,000
An extended and upgraded 4 bedroom semi-detached home offering three levels of versatile accommodation, off road parking and sublime views over open countryside and Cleeve Hill
A 1920s bay fronted semi-detached house which has been tastefully enhanced during the current ownership, to make the most of its tranquil location on the edge of Prestbury village. Benefitting from an extension to the rear accommodating an extensively equipped kitchen/breakfast room with a vaulted ceiling and large French doors and windows connecting to the garden, flooding the space with natural light. A formal dining room opens to the breakfast room and double doors provide a natural flow through to a sitting room at the front, with a large bay window and gas fire. There is an exceptional amount of storage on the ground floor with numerous integrated cupboards throughout. The entrance hall leads upstairs to the first floor with two spacious double bedrooms, a third bedroom has a door out to a charming south facing balcony. A separate study and family bathroom with a walk-in shower complete the first floor. The loft conversion benefits from a large dormer window with unspoiled views of Cleeve Hill. This level is devoted to a wonderfully spacious principal suite with an abundance of integrated storage cupboards, and an en suite bathroom which has been refitted in recent years.
Outside there is driveway parking for up to 2 cars, and a pedestrian side gate to the rear garden. A lovely mature rear garden is fully enclosed and mainly laid to lawn with trees, shrubs and an ornamental pond.
Just 2 miles from Cheltenham in one of village’s most desirable roads, moments from Cheltenham Racecourse and enjoying lovely southerly views including St Mary’s church, whilst just a 5/10 minute walk from the village centre. This historic village offers an eclectic range of local shops, an artisan butchers, bakery/kitchen, a hairdresser, Raymond Blanc gastro pub, Royal Oak and The Plough Inn. In addition, the village provides a church, library, St Mary’s infant and junior school, a newly opened medical centre with a pharmacy on Prestbury Road and various local community groups offering social activities. Cheltenham’s town centre is just 2 miles away offering an abundance of main high street shops, specialist boutiques, cafés and restaurants.
A 1920s bay fronted semi-detached house which has been tastefully enhanced during the current ownership, to make the most of its tranquil location on the edge of Prestbury village. Benefitting from an extension to the rear accommodating an extensively equipped kitchen/breakfast room with a vaulted ceiling and large French doors and windows connecting to the garden, flooding the space with natural light. A formal dining room opens to the breakfast room and double doors provide a natural flow through to a sitting room at the front, with a large bay window and gas fire. There is an exceptional amount of storage on the ground floor with numerous integrated cupboards throughout. The entrance hall leads upstairs to the first floor with two spacious double bedrooms, a third bedroom has a door out to a charming south facing balcony. A separate study and family bathroom with a walk-in shower complete the first floor. The loft conversion benefits from a large dormer window with unspoiled views of Cleeve Hill. This level is devoted to a wonderfully spacious principal suite with an abundance of integrated storage cupboards, and an en suite bathroom which has been refitted in recent years.
Outside there is driveway parking for up to 2 cars, and a pedestrian side gate to the rear garden. A lovely mature rear garden is fully enclosed and mainly laid to lawn with trees, shrubs and an ornamental pond.
Just 2 miles from Cheltenham in one of village’s most desirable roads, moments from Cheltenham Racecourse and enjoying lovely southerly views including St Mary’s church, whilst just a 5/10 minute walk from the village centre. This historic village offers an eclectic range of local shops, an artisan butchers, bakery/kitchen, a hairdresser, Raymond Blanc gastro pub, Royal Oak and The Plough Inn. In addition, the village provides a church, library, St Mary’s infant and junior school, a newly opened medical centre with a pharmacy on Prestbury Road and various local community groups offering social activities. Cheltenham’s town centre is just 2 miles away offering an abundance of main high street shops, specialist boutiques, cafés and restaurants.
