Ref: DD1204 Dominic Dore eXp. Set within an impressive period building dating from the mid-1850s, this spacious two-bedroom lower ground floor apartment enjoys a fantastic Lansdown location and is offered to the market with no onward chain.

The apartment benefits from its own private entrance and a private courtyard, while internally there is a generous living room featuring an impressive stone fireplace with log-burning stove and useful built-in shelving. The accommodation also includes a modern kitchen, two bedrooms, one with an en-suite, together with a main bathroom.

Further benefits include a share of the freehold, allocated parking and access to well-maintained communal gardens. Combining period character with a modern interior, the apartment is beautifully presented and ready for its next owners to move straight into.

One of the particularly appealing features of the apartment is that it can be accessed in two ways: through the main communal entrance to the building or via its own private entrance, providing a real sense of independence.

Entering through the private entrance brings you directly into the impressive living and dining room. Bright and generously proportioned, this is a fantastic space for both relaxing and entertaining, with a wonderful stone fireplace and log-burning stove forming the focal point of the room. Built-in shelving provides useful additional storage and display space, while French doors allow plenty of natural light into the room and provide access to the outside steps.

The separate fitted kitchen enjoys double-aspect windows, allowing plenty of natural light to flood the room, and offers a good range of wall and base units with tiled splashbacks, together with an integrated oven, gas hob and extractor, plus space for additional appliances.

There are two well-proportioned double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from a large sash window and its own en-suite bathroom, fitted with a panelled bath, wash hand basin, WC and heated towel rail. The second bedroom provides plenty of flexibility, with ample space for bedroom furniture as well as a desk or home-working area. A separate main bathroom with shower enclosure, wash hand basin and WC completes the internal accommodation.

Outside, the apartment has the added benefit of its own private courtyard, as well as access to the beautifully maintained communal gardens, which are surrounded by mature trees and established planting and provide a peaceful outdoor space for residents to enjoy.

The property also benefits from an allocated off-road parking space, conveniently positioned to the front of the building, and is offered with a share of the freehold. In addition, there is a separate storage area located within the main building, providing useful space for bicycles, suitcases and other larger items.

With its combination of generous accommodation, period character, private outside space and parking, all within the sought-after Lansdown area, this is a lovely apartment that is ready for its next owners to enjoy.

Situation

Cheltenham is a true treasure trove of culture, elegance, and convenience. The apartment is ideally positioned being within a short walk to Montpellier, offering an excellent selection of shops alongside independent boutiques, cafés, and highly regarded restaurants.

The cultural scene is exceptional, with the Everyman Theatre and cinema, as well as internationally renowned music, jazz, and literature festivals that define the town’s social calendar. Cheltenham is also home to the world-famous Cheltenham Gold Cup, and offers an outstanding dining scene including The Ivy, Montpellier Brasserie, No. 131, Le Champignon Sauvage, and Lumiere, among many others.

Families are extremely well served, with prestigious schools, including Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Cheltenham College, Pate’s Grammar School, St Edward’s School, and Dean Close School. The town also offers superb leisure facilities including golf, swimming, tennis, and hockey.

Connectivity is another standout feature. The property is within a short walk of Cheltenham Spa railway station, offering direct services to London Paddington (around 2 hours), Bristol (40–50 minutes), Birmingham, Cardiff, and beyond. Multiple bus routes, plus easy access to GCHQ, the M5 motorway, and the A40, make this an ideal commuter base while retaining Cheltenham’s vibrant lifestyle.

Tenure: Share of Freehold
Lease Remaining: 968 years
Service Charge: £1080 per annum

Council Tax Band:C

EPC Rating:D
Local Authority: Cheltenham Borough Council

To arrange a viewing, please quote reference DD1204 – Dominic Dore, eXp.

Apartment for sale in Cheltenham, Christchurch Road, Cheltenham, GL50, 865 m²