Cheltenham’s Most Impressive Properties
Sometimes, buyers are looking for a show-stopping property and nothing else will do. They’ve been saving and dreaming for years and now it’s time to make those dreams a reality.
Cheltenham has more than its fair share of stunning properties, especially so given its Georgian history, so we’ve collected our three most impressive properties for you to drool over.
Knowle Lodge, Sydenham Road, Cheltenham GL52 6EA, £975,000
This five-bedroomed semi-detached house has three bathrooms and is set in a very sought-after location as it’s not overlooked by any other properties and has lovely views of leafy Sydenham Road.
As well as lots of space in the main house, the property also has a separate lower ground floor apartment which has three bedrooms and a large kitchen and an open plan lounge.
The property also benefits from a large walled garden and is in council tax band E, which means an annual bill of £2,517.
London Road, Cheltenham GL52 6HW, £5,500pcm
This seven-bedroomed Victorian detached house has to be seen to be believed. As well as the seven bedrooms, it also boasts four bathrooms and four reception rooms. There’s also a family room, a utility room and an orangery which opens onto a large landscaped garden.
Although the property is renovated to a high standard throughout, there are still several period features, including the main staircase. Tenants will also benefit from lots of storage space and a functional cellar.
The minimum tenancy is 12 months and the house is in council tax band G, which means an annual bill of £3,487.
The Grove, Hales Road, Cheltenham GL52 6SX, £2,500pcm
Located on a quiet no through road, this four-bedroomed semi-detached house has three reception rooms and an air-conditioned garden room.
There’s also a family bathroom and en suite shower room, as well as off road parking for two cars and a stunning 90-foot landscaped garden.
The minimum tenancy is 12 months and the property is in council tax band D, which means an annual bill of £2,059.
