As an older town, Cheltenham has a varied and interesting selection of rental properties for you to look at and here are just three of the homes that we’re particularly keen on right now.
Selkirk Street, Cheltenham, GL52 2HH, £1,750pcm
This two-bedroomed detached mews house is situated in the popular Pittville area of Cheltenham and is well worth a viewing. It’s immaculately presented throughout, with a large open plan kitchen/living room and a feature staircase leading to the second double bedroom and balcony. Both bedrooms have a high-spec en suite bathroom.
Ideal for a couple of sharers, the house also has a small decked courtyard garden and permit parking.
The minimum rental period is 12 months and the house is in council tax band B, which means an annual bill of £1,594.
New Row, Brockhampton, Cheltenham GL54 5XQ, £1,300pcm
This beautiful two-bedroomed cottage is situated in the village of Brockhampton, eight miles from Cheltenham and offers tenants a rural lifestyle with easy access into town.
The cottage has a stunning feature fireplace with a log burner, a bathroom and separate shower room, as well as a well-equipped kitchen. Suitable for a couple or for sharers, the cottage also offers a large garden with a patio and mature trees and off-road parking.
Pets are considered and the minimum rental period is 12 months. The property is in council tax band D, which means an annual bill of £2,064.
Old Bath Road, Cheltenham, GL53 9AJ, £1,150pcm
This two-bedroomed semi-detached house is in a popular area of Cheltenham and is recently redecorated throughout. The house offers tenants two double bedrooms and a large bathroom, as well as a living room, dining room and fitted kitchen.
There’s driveway parking and an enclosed garden with gated access to the driveway.
The minimum rental period is 12 months and the house is in council tax band D, which means an annual bill of £2,059. Tenants also pay an additional £100 per month for gas.
