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KENSINGTON AVENUE, CHELTENHAM


‘A lovely Edwardian house close to both local amenities and the railway station.’ Guide price £775,000


SETTING THE SCENE: Kensington Avenue is a pleasant tree-lined no through road made up of red brick Edwardian houses. Close to both local amenities and the railway station.


WHY WE LOVE IT: A beautifully presented semi-detached Edwardian house. To the front of the property there is an attractive landscaped garden bordered by a low brick wall and box hedging.


Accessed via a pretty entrance hall there is a lovely double reception room with feature fire place, pretty bay window to the front and French doors to the garden at the rear. The kitchen breakfast room is a particular feature of the property. With contemporary units, large dining area and bi-folding doors to two sides overlooking the well planned landscaped garden, it is a truly stunning space.


Upstairs on the mezzanine level there is a very large walk-in shower room, a laundry room and bedroom three (currently used as a second sitting room). On the first floor there is the master bedroom to the front with large bay window and fitted wardrobes and a second large double overlooking the garden.


On the second floor there is a bedroom (currently used as an office) and another well fitted shower room. Outside, to the rear is the landscaped garden with deep flower beds, pathways, sun terrace and garden shed.


Nick.chivers@knightfrank.com t: 01242 354699 Knight Frank, 123 Promenade, Cheltenham GL50 1NW


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