Beautiful First-Floor over 's apartment with stair and lift access and enjoying a stunning location at the rear of the building overlooking Dean Close playing fields to Hatherley beyond,.

This view from the Juliette Balcony where there is ample space for a dining table and from the well appointed kitchen is not only fabulous but also faces c. south (south-west) ideal for enjoying the sun!

The accommodation is a good size and offer entrance hall with large storge cupboard, living room/dining room, double doors to the kitchen, double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a good size bathroom with shower cubicle. Further benefits include recently upgraded electric heating, including modern radiators and a room thermostat, communal gardens and residents' gated parking.

Lefroy Court has a vibrant social life with large residents' living room and kitchenette, small library, house manager, guest suite and laundry.

Maintenance Charge c. £262 month Ground Rent c. £385 per year

Communal facilities include a Laundry Room, Residents' lounge with kitchen, residents' parking area (first come first served), storage area for electric scooters, beautiful grounds and a Guest Suite.

A McCarthy & Stone Developments with a resident Development Manager. There is a security entry system and emergency pull cord in the flat and for periods when the Development Manager is off duty the emergency system is connected to a 24 hour emergency Appello call system

Cheltenham Spa Railway Station, located in Queens Road, serves as a key transport hub linking the town to major cities including London, Birmingham, Manchester, and Cardiff. Operated by Great Western Railway (GWR) and CrossCountry, it offers direct services along the Bristol–Birmingham Main Line and long-distance routes to destinations such as London Paddington, Bristol Temple Meads, Manchester Piccadilly, and Cardiff Central.

Cheltenham’s town centre, Montpellier, and The Promenade are all within a mile to a mile and a half, offering a vibrant mix of shopping and dining. Highlights include the High Street’s John Lewis flagship store, the Regent Arcade, and a wide selection of boutiques, cafés, and restaurants—including six Michelin-starred establishments and the ever-popular Ivy.

Cheltenham is celebrated for its rich cultural calendar, hosting renowned events such as the Literature Festival, Jazz Festival, Science Festival, and Food & Drink Festival. Many of these take place in the historic Town Hall, the beautifully landscaped Montpellier Gardens, and the recently restored Everyman Theatre.
The town is also home to the prestigious Cheltenham Gold Cup Festival at Prestbury Park Racecourse. Adjacent to the racecourse is The Centaur, a versatile venue for live entertainment, including comedy shows, exhibitions, and recent events like the Snooker Finals.

For outdoor leisure, Pittville Park and the elegant Grade I Listed Pittville Pump Room are located just half a mile from both the town centre and the racecourse, offering scenic green space and cultural charm.

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