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OXFORD STREET CHELTENHAM
‘A handsome Grade II listed period townhouse’ Guide price £925,000
SETTING THE SCENE: Located within a quiet but central location of Cheltenham, is a handsome Grade II listed townhouse arranged over four floors, which retains a wealth of period features throughout.
WHY WE LOVE IT: Built in the early 1800s, this delightful mid terrace six bedroom period town house is situated in a central location, being just a short distance from the sought after Montpellier area. Arranged over four floors, the property maintains traditional styling throughout that stays true to the original character. On the lower ground floor, the kitchen comes equipped with a gas 'Nobel' range, double sink and generously sized preparation island that doubles nicely as a breakfast bar. The floor also consists of a dining room, double bedroom with en suite and a separate cloakroom.
There is a beautiful drawing room and sitting room on the ground floor, both of which feature traditional fireplaces, large sash
windows and decorative plaster work. To the rear of the property there is a garden room, which includes a utility area with sink and a separate cloakroom. On the first floor, the master bedroom has an en suite with three further bedrooms and a family bathroom. On the top floor there is a wonderfully light bedroom. The property features plenty of storage, with all bedrooms aside from one including built in cupboards.
Outside, the charming garden is comprised of a sun terrace with a small area of astro-turf lawn. The property also features a solar thermal panel system for hot water. A garden gate leads out to a back passage, which can be used for separate access as well as bin storage. Parking is covered by permit parking for two cars.
hayley.wilks@knightfrank.com Knight Frank, 123 Promenade, Cheltenham GL50 1NW 01242 354699
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