Bath Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL53

A well-presented Grade II listed end of terrace house in a central location, used as a guest house but with change of use to a residential dwelling in place

57 Bath Road is a stunning Grade II listed end terrace property found in the heart of Cheltenham, which perfectly combines convenient and flexible living with timeless elegance. This spacious home offers an exceptional opportunity for buyers seeking a prime location, generous proportions, and versatile interiors.

Currently set up as a guest house, the spacious accommodation comprises seven bedrooms, five bath/shower rooms and three reception rooms, although this can be adapted to suit purchaser needs, subject to any necessary consents or permissions.

Worthy of particular note is the lower ground floor that both enjoys independent access to the front as well as an interior staircase, thus providing maximum flexibility and has the potential to be used as a separate apartment.

Outside, the property impresses with a beautifully enclosed rear garden, ideal for al fresco dining and family gatherings. The property also features on-road permit parking and excellent transport links, with excellent access to Cheltenham’s vibrant town centre and the surrounding Cotswolds countryside.

This property represents an unparalleled opportunity to own a prestigious home in one of Cheltenham’s most sought-after areas.

Situation: 57 Bath Road is found in a highly central position close to all the town centre amenities.

Cheltenham, nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, is a vibrant spa town renowned for its Regency architecture, cultural heritage, and thriving community. As one of the UK's most desirable towns, it offers an exceptional quality of life, making it highly attractive to property buyers.

Steeped in history, Cheltenham boasts stunning Georgian and Regency homes, characterised by grand facades, high ceilings, and spacious layouts, ideal for families and professionals alike. The town's heritage as a spa destination has left a legacy of elegant parks and gardens, such as Pittville Park and Montpellier Gardens, perfect for outdoor activities and relaxation.

Education is a significant draw, with Cheltenham offering some of the finest schools in the region. Top-rated institutions like Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Dean Close, and Pate's Grammar School attract families seeking excellent educational opportunities.

Cheltenham's lively cultural scene is another highlight. The town hosts an array of internationally acclaimed festivals, including the Cheltenham Literature Festival, Jazz Festival, and Science Festival, drawing visitors and enriching the local lifestyle. The annual Cheltenham Festival at Prestbury Park, culminating in the prestigious Gold Cup, solidifies the town's reputation as a hub for horse racing enthusiasts.

With a blend of heritage, family-friendly amenities, outstanding schools, and a vibrant social calendar, Cheltenham offers a unique appeal. Its central location and excellent transport links to cities like Bristol, Birmingham, and London further enhance its desirability, making it an ideal destination for property buyers seeking a blend of tradition and modernity.

Important Information:

Planning Permission: Cheltenham Borough Council has granted planning consent for the change of use from C1 (bed and breakfast) to C3 (dwellinghouse) use, under application 24/02076/FUL. For more information please vist the Cheltenham Borough Council planning portal.

Services: Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Gas fired central heating and hot water to the ground and upper floors, electric heating and hot water to the lower ground floor.

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Tenure: Freehold.

Local Authority: Cheltenham Borough Council.

Council Tax Band: Lower ground floor is band A, the upper floors are not yet available as a result of the established use, for more information, contact the agents.

Viewing: Strictly by prior appointment with Jackson Stops.