Please Quote Sarah Thomas ST1046. If you're looking for a beautifully presented period home within easy walking distance of the ever popular Bath Road in Cheltenham, this could be just the one.

Full of character and finished to a high standard throughout, this lovely two bedroom house combines period charm with modern living. From the moment you step inside, you're welcomed by an attractive entrance hall with decorative panelling, which continues up the staircase, setting the tone for the rest of the property. Beautiful wood effect flooring flows throughout the ground floor, creating a stylish and practical finish.

The front reception room is a charming and inviting space, featuring an attractive wall panelling effect and a working cast iron fireplace creating a warm and characterful room with a wonderful period feel.

To the rear, the house opens into a bright and sociable kitchen diner and reception space, perfect for everyday living and entertaining. A large skylight floods the room with natural light, while doors opening onto the garden make the most of the southwest facing aspect. The shaker style kitchen has been thoughtfully designed and includes a freestanding unit on castors, giving you the flexibility to use it as a kitchen island or move it wherever it works best. There is also the added benefit of a separate utility room and downstairs cloakroom.

Upstairs, the property offers two beautifully presented double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a particularly attractive room, featuring an elegant fireplace, fitted wardrobes and bespoke shelving, providing both character and excellent storage. The second bedroom is currently arranged as a home office but would work equally well as a comfortable double bedroom. This charming room also benefits from a fireplace, a built in wardrobe and delightful leafy views over the rear garden.

The contemporary Jack and Jill bathroom has been tastefully finished with stylish metro tiles and modern fittings. Conveniently accessed from both bedrooms, it provides a practical and beautifully considered addition to the home.

Outside, the garden is a real feature of the home. Enjoying a sunny southwest facing aspect, it offers a generous patio beneath a pergola, ideal for outdoor dining, with the remainder laid to lawn. A mature cherry tree provides colour and interest through the seasons, creating a lovely space to relax and enjoy.

Situation

One of the many attractions of this home is its superb location. Moorend Street is tucked away just off Shurdington Road and only a short walk from the popular Bath Road, one of Cheltenham's sought after destinations.

Bath Road has a real village feel, with an excellent selection of independent cafes, coffee shops, artisan bakeries, restaurants, traditional pubs and boutique shops, alongside everyday conveniences stores. Everything you need is within easy walking distance. It's easy to see why this part of Cheltenham is so highly regarded by both professionals and families alike.

The property is also well placed for a number of highly regarded schools, including Leckhampton C of E Primary School, Naunton Park Primary School and High School Leckhampton.

Cheltenham

Often described as the cultural heart of the Cotswolds, Cheltenham is a vibrant Regency town renowned for its elegant architecture, rich heritage, and thriving cultural scene. Famous for its festivals, including the world class Cheltenham Festival and Gold Cup horse racing, the town offers a lively calendar of events throughout the year.

Lifestyle amenities are in abundance, with boutique shops, stylish restaurants, traditional pubs, and the leafy Promenade with its tree lined avenue. Cheltenham is also home to excellent schools, both state and independent, including Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Dean Close, and Cheltenham College, making it a highly sought after location for families.

Surrounded by the beautiful Cotswold countryside, the town provides the perfect balance of town and country living.

Transport connections are excellent, with Cheltenham Spa railway station offering direct services to London Paddington in under two hours, as well as regular trains to Birmingham, Bristol, and Cardiff. The nearby M5, M4, and M40 motorways ensure easy access across the region, making Cheltenham an ideal base for both local living and commuting.

Tenure : Freehold

Council Tax : Cheltenham Borough Council - Band B

Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating.

Mobile Coverage : Please refer the Ofcom website for more information

Parking : On Street Free Parking

The vendors have advised that the property also benefits from a newly installed roof, completed in 2024, with the reassurance of a 30 year guarantee.

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Terraced House for sale in Cheltenham, Moorend Street, Cheltenham, GL53 0EH, 831 m²