You might think that if you have £250,000 or less to spend that your options for a Cheltenham property are limited, but you’d be wrong. There are a number of great places within your budget just waiting for you to fall in love with them.
William Gough Close, Cheltenham, GL51 0QL £230,000
This three-bedroomed mid-terrace house on the outskirts of Cheltenham is ideal for first-time buyers or young families and comes to the market with no onward chain.
The house offers buyers two double bedrooms and one single bedroom, as well as a family bathroom. Downstairs there’s an entrance porch, a hallway, lounge and a kitchen/dining area.
The property is in council tax band A, which means an annual bill of £1,821.
Wesley House, St George’s Street, Cheltenham, GL50 4AF offers over £200,000
Located in a stunning Grade II listed building, this apartment offers buyers a spacious double bedroom and bathroom on the upper level and a fitted kitchen and a generous living area on the lower level.
The apartment building has a communal reception area with high ceilings and lots of light, as well as a secure parking space. Buyers will also have a share of the freehold of the building.
The apartment is in council tax band A, which means an annual bill of £1,373 and a monthly service charge of £85.
Prestbury Road, Prestbury, Cheltenham GL52 3DD £145,000
This first-floor apartment is less than two miles from Cheltenham town centre, has no onward chain and offers buyers amazing views of Leckhampton Hill.
Inside the flat there’s a large living/dining room, a double bedroom and a modern kitchen, as well as a modern bathroom with a shower over the bath.
There are 981 years remaining on the lease for this property and buyers will also get allocated parking.
Pets are allowed with written consent of the management company and the annual service charge is £1,200. The property is in council tax band A, which means an annual bill of £1,271.
