A Four Bedroom Three Bathroom Townhouse with Off Road Parking in Fairview. Further Benefits Include Two Reception Rooms, Log-Burner, a Stunning Kitchen Diner and a Private Enclosed Garden.
Three Storey End Town House with Three/Four Bedrooms Located in a Private Road with Garage and Off Road Parking Close to Cheltenham Town Centre
Contemporary House Finished to a High Specification in Popular Leckhampton
Two Bedroom Period Apartment Furnished to a High Specification in Popular Lansdown Location
Very Well Presented Four Bedroom Detached House in a Quiet Cul-De-Sac with Brand New Kitchen Dine within Close Proximity of GCHQ.
A Three Bedroom Semi-Detached Family House with Two Reception Rooms and a Large Private Enclosed Garden. Pets considered.
Stunning Three Bedroom Duplex Apartment in the Heart of Cheltenham Town Centre with Two Bathrooms and Gated Parking.
A Well Situated Four Bedroom Semi Detached House next to Cox's Meadow in Charlton Kings within the Balcarras Catchment.
Beautifully Furnished Two Bedroom House in Leckhampton with En Suite to Master and Private Courtyard
A Stunning Two Double Bedroom Top Floor Apartment within a Recently Converted Period House in the Town Centre with Secure Gated Parking, Two Reception Rooms and En-Suite to Master Bedroom.
Newly Converted Two Bedroom Apartment in the Heart of Montpellier
This Three Double Bedroom Cottage is hidden in the Backwater of Leckhampton with Allocated Parking Space and Enclosed Courtyard Garden. Pets are Considered for an Additional £50 pcm.
If you’re looking to rent a property in Cheltenham and you already live here, then you’ll have a good idea of the areas to head for to find what you need. Just give us a call here at Elliot Oliver and we can match you up with the right place for you.
You might be moving to Cheltenham to start a new job, in which case you’ll need us even more, because we know this town like the back of our collective hand – a hand with more than 30 years of property market experience, too.
No matter where you’re coming from, you’ll grow to love Cheltenham. It really does give residents the best of both worlds because you have an elegant, historic town and easy access to several big cities.
Cheltenham is on the edges of the Cotswolds in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), so you’ve got all the splendid countryside just on your doorstep as well as some great transport links. London Paddington is just two hours away, Birmingham a mere 45 minutes on the train and Bristol 40 minutes. If you need to travel to Oxford, there’s a reliable bus service and you can also hit the motorway to get to Wales and the rest of the south west.
Cheltenham is, according to its claims, the most complete Regency town in the UK and it is well-known for its crescents of Georgian townhouses. You might be looking to rent somewhere smaller, so you’ll be pleased to know that a two-bedroomed flat is around £750 and a three-bedroomed house around £1,200 per month. Cheltenham is significantly cheaper than its fellow spa town Bath, where you’ll pay around £1,000 a month for a two-bedroomed flat. As long as you know what your budget is, all you need then is a savvy Cheltenham letting agent to help you out.
Cheltenham has a lot of heavyweight employers for a town of just 120,000 people. There’s GCHQ, the government’s communications headquarters, which is known to the townspeople as “the Doughnut”. Alternatively, there’s clothes giant Superdry, or engineering company Spirax Sarco. Lots of people come to Cheltenham to study or work at the University of Gloucester, of course, which makes renting for a year or two an ideal solution. You might even decide to stay on and buy somewhere in Cheltenham after a few years.
With lots of parks and outdoor spaces for children in the town, as well as the countryside just outside Cheltenham, your children will love living here.
The schools are also excellent, with 32 of the 35 primary and secondary schools in Cheltenham having good or outstanding ratings from Ofsted. One big factor for parents when it comes to finding a place to live is the ratings of the nearest schools and so if this is important to you, make sure we know about it here as we can help.
While Cheltenham certainly has a lot of work and educational opportunities going, it’s also somewhere where you can have a lot of fun. Possibly the most famous event in the town is the Cheltenham Festival, the four-day racing event that happens every March. The festival ends with the Cheltenham Gold Cup steeplechase and attracts tens of thousands of visitors from the UK and all over the world.
There’s a lot to do for science and music fans, too. If you like jazz, then the Cheltenham Jazz Festival in May might be more up your street. Failing that, the six-day Science Festival in June might appeal to you, or maybe one of the many other literary and musical events hosted by the town throughout the year.
One of the first things you should do when you’re planning a move is to find the right estate or letting agent. Luckily, our offices are very central – at 101 Promenade – and we’re always happy to welcome you for a chat.
We recognise that our clients are as unique as the properties we have on our books here at Elliot Oliver, which is why we like to take our time and get to know you and your aims. One of the biggest advantages of using an independent letting agent is that we can offer you a more personalised service. We can also give you some useful insider info on the town itself so that you feel that you already know the place.
