Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham, GL52

Forming part of an impressive promenade, Step inside through the grand front door and you’re welcomed by a magnificent hallway.
On the raised ground floor, you’ll find elegant reception and dining rooms, with a bright kitchen benefitting from integrated and freestanding appliances to the rear. Large sash windows at the front flood the rooms with natural light, while the sunroom at the back offers the perfect spot to enjoy views over the beautifully kept garden.

The lower ground floor can be accessed via the garden or a separate staircase from the hall, and offers two rooms and an en-suite shower room, ideal for guests or extended family.

Upstairs on the first floor, there’s a stylish bathroom, two bedrooms, with fitted wardrobes. The stunning primary reception room has a feature ornate fireplace and the views across the park are truly special. The second floor offers a further bedroom, ample storage on the landing and the principal suite with built in wardrobes and ensuite shower room.

Outside, the generous rear garden provides a peaceful retreat, with a double garage tucked neatly behind the rear wall and two allocated parking spaces to the front of the property. Pittville Park is directly opposite with walks, cafe's, and children's play areas moments away.

Pittville is one of Cheltenham’s most prestigious and historic districts, celebrated for its grand Regency architecture, broad tree-lined avenues, and expansive green spaces. At its centre lies the iconic Pittville Park, the largest ornamental park in the town, home to the beautifully preserved Pump Room—a symbol of Cheltenham’s spa heritage and a fine example of Regency design.

This property is enviably positioned on Pittville Lawn, on one of the area’s most attractive roads. Just a short stroll away are a selection of independent coffee shops, cafés, and local stores. The new John Lewis department store, along with the elegant shopping and dining quarters of Montpellier and The Promenade, are also within walking distance.

Cheltenham is a renowned cultural hub, hosting several celebrated festivals throughout the year—including Literature, Music, Science, and Food & Drink—drawing visitors from across the UK. The town is also well known for its exceptional schooling, with Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Cheltenham College, Berkhampstead, and Dean Close all easily accessible by foot or bicycle.

Transport connections are excellent, with quick access to the M5 motorway and Cheltenham Spa railway station, offering direct links to major cities including London, Bristol, and Birmingham.


Council Tax Band : F
LocaL Authority: Cheltenham Borough Council
Rental Deposit : 6230
Rental Amount: 4500