Eldon Avenue, Cheltenham

Standing in a peaceful residential cul-de-sac of similar homes is this imposing semi-detached 1930's property, beautifully presented and benefitting from a superb open plan kitchen/dining/sitting, a second cosy sitting room, a useful utility/cloak room, three bedrooms and two contemporary bath/shower rooms. Externally there is a very pretty, westerly facing garden, a half garage, ideal for storage, and off road parking for 2/3 vehicles.

Description - Peacefully tucked away forming part of a leafy established cul-de-sac and located within a twenty minute walk of the town’s Promenade is this impressive semi-detached property originally dating from the 1930s which has been significantly updated by the present owners. At the front of the property there is a drive providing off road parking for three cars and at the rear, a mature westerly facing garden. Internally the property is beautifully presented with an inviting sitting room, an open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, cloaks/ utility room, three bedrooms and two contemporary bath/shower rooms.

Sought after location close to the town centre
Wide reception hall with an attractive herringbone wood block floor laid by Broadleaf Montpellier with a very useful utility/cloakroom off
Spacious sitting room with a wide bay window fitted with plantation shutters Superb open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room spanning the rear of the property with doors to a lovely low maintenance
westerly facing garden
Three generous bedrooms and two contemporary bath/shower rooms which includes the principal bedroom suite
Off road parking for three vehicles, electric charging point and a half garage ideal for storage

Situation - Eldon Avenue is a small peaceful cul-de-sac of 1930’s dwellings conveniently located off Eldon Road. Within a short walk there are two highly respected primary schools, Holy Apostles and Berkhampstead and a number of day to day amenities on Hewlett Road including a Co-operative supermarket, cafes, barbers and a Pilates studio whilst the High Street, Promenade and Montpellier are within a twenty minute walk offering a much greater range of facilities. Cheltenham is renowned for its classic Regency architecture, a fine example being Pittville Pump Rooms which adjoins Pittville Park, Cheltenham’s largest open green space which is also within a ten minute walk.

General Information - Services:
Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage are connected to the property.

Local Authority:
Cheltenham Borough Council: .
Council Tax Band: (E) - £2,622.38 (2024/2025).
EPC Rating: D

VIEWINGS
Strictly by prior appointment through the sole agents, Charles Lear & Co. on .