An exquisite Grade II* listed dressed stone 3 to 4 bedroom town house with a self-contained lower ground floor apartment
This beautifully appointed grade II* listed Regency town house comes complete with a lower ground floor apartment. It has flexible accommodation with the potential of four bedrooms in the main house and a further bedroom in the lower ground floor apartment. The apartment could be incorporated back into the main house providing further accommodation options. Historically, consent has been granted to reinstate the original staircase to the lower floor Throughout the house there is a wealth of period architectural features including deep skirting boards, working shutters to sash hung windows, beautiful fireplaces and extraordinary plasterwork ceiling mouldings which have been meticulously restored and maintained. On the ground floor there is a modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances and a large island unit at its centre. Double doors open to the dining room, overlooking the rear garden. To the rear of the ground floor there is a cloakroom with WC and laundry/utility room. On the first mezzanine there is a well-appointed shower room and study. On the first floor there is a spectacular drawing room, with three stunning floor to ceiling windows overlooking the glorious municipal gardens at the front of the house. Double doors lead into the sumptuous sitting room with fireplace to match the drawing room. The sitting room could be used as a further bedroom if required. On the second floor mezzanine there is a large family bathroom with separate shower and freestanding bath. The second floor has three stunning double bedrooms. On the lower ground floor, accessed via an external stone staircase, there is a self-contained apartment. There is a double bedroom, sitting room, fitted kitchen and shower room. There is also a small courtyard garden accessed from the kitchen. The apartment currently brings a considerable rental income but could also be used for Airbnb or sumptuous accommodation for guests and family. The garden to the rear of the house is beautifully presented with a substantial area of lawn bordered by paving and gravel paths and a paved seating area to the far end, enclosed with traditional brick walls.
34 London Road forms part an impressive terrace of period homes, set well back from the road behind pretty municipal gardens. The location is extremely convenient for Cheltenham town centre as well as being ideal for access onto the A40 for Oxford and Cirencester, the A40 South to the M5 and the A419 to Swindon and the M4. This part of Cheltenham is made up of some fine character homes and impressive terraces and sits between Pittville and Montpellier so enjoys easy access to both the fine parks and open areas and a cosmopolitan range of shops, restaurants and boutiques