Maison Individuelle à 3 Chambres

Located at the junction with Cleevelands Drive, a popular tree-lined no through road within a short walk of both Pittville Park and Prestbury Park racecourse, Cleevelands House is set well back from the road and approached via a wide driveway with ample parking for some 3-4 cars. The house internally flows beautifully and is accessed via a canopied porch into a generous reception hallway leading into a stunning open-plan, dual-aspect living space including a kitchen/breakfast area, sitting area, dining space and library/study all with a lovely outlook over the rear garden, in addition there is a utility room with an adjoining cloakroom. On the first floor are 3 good-sized double bedrooms and 2 bath/shower rooms including a principal suite with dual aspect and a guest suite. Externally, the gardens wrap around the house and offer a high degree of privacy, with several areas of lawn and an abundance of mature shrubs and bushes, a secluded BBQ area, 2 garden sheds and a large summer house with potential for a home office. Within a 3-minute walk of Pittville Park with its spectacular boating lake and variety of leisure pursuits whilst a gentle 20-minute stroll takes you into the centre of Cheltenham which enjoys some of the finest examples of Regency architecture in the country.
The town offers a wide choice of day-to-day shopping amenities, several internationally regarded schools including Cheltenham Ladies’ College and Cheltenham College, GP surgeries and general hospital, 2 cinemas and theatres, numerous sporting facilities including tennis, squash and croquet clubs, golf courses and National Hunt racing at Prestbury Park. Cheltenham Spa railway station is a 15-minute drive away located in Queens Road, Junctions 10 and 11 of the M5 motorway are both within a 20-minute drive whilst the A40 gives access to the Cotswolds, Oxford and London. General Information:
Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage are connected to the property
Council tax:
F
EPC:
C
Viewings:
Strictly by appointment through Charles Lear & Co. On [hidden information]