An exceptional and beautifully renovated Grade II Listed townhouse in the heart of Cheltenham, offering elegant proportions and abundant natural light throughout. The period features serve as a charming reminder of the property’s rich heritage, while thoughtful renovations have created a home perfectly suited to modern living. A delightful private garden provides a rare and tranquil outdoor retreat.

Overview: - Location: Cheltenham

Living spaces: 5

Bedrooms: 7

Bathrooms: 3

Location: - 63 St George’s Road enjoys an exceptional position in the very heart of Cheltenham, perfectly placed just 420 yards from the Promenade and moments from the elegant boutiques, cafés and restaurants of the renowned Montpellier district. Everyday conveniences are effortlessly close at hand, including a Waitrose only a few roads away, ensuring both ease and sophistication of living.

Cheltenham is celebrated for its rich cultural calendar, hosting internationally acclaimed literary, jazz, cricket and food festivals, alongside its world-famous National Hunt racing at Cheltenham Racecourse. The town is further enhanced by a collection of beautifully landscaped parks and gardens, offering tranquil green spaces, children’s play areas and idyllic settings for leisurely afternoons.

Recreational and sporting facilities are exceptional, with prestigious golf courses at Charlton Kings and Ullenwood, swimming at the iconic open-air Lido, and tennis courts located throughout the town’s parks. Sailing and water sports are readily accessible at the Cotswold Water Park, a short drive to the south.

Education in Cheltenham is regarded as outstanding, with an enviable selection of highly respected independent and state schools, including Cheltenham Ladies College, Cheltenham College, Dean Close, St Edward’s, Birkhampstead and Pate’s Grammar School. Additional renowned schools such as Westonbirt, Beaudesert Park and Marling are also within easy reach.

Connectivity is excellent, with high-speed broadband and swift access to major commercial centres and international airports across the South-West, Midlands and London via the M4 and M5 motorways. Direct rail services further enhance Cheltenham’s appeal as a refined yet well-connected place to live.

Cheltenham Promenade 420 yards - Cheltenham train station (direct to London Paddington) 1 mile - M5 (junction 11) 2 miles

Description: - A breathtaking reception hallway, anchored by an elegant cantilevered staircase, creates an immediate sense of arrival and leads to the principal reception rooms. The living room is a wonderfully light and refined space, showcasing soaring ceilings, exquisite cornicing, a handsome period fireplace with log-burning stove, and tall sash windows that bathe the room in natural light. Double doors open seamlessly into the dining room, an equally elegant setting featuring a second period fireplace and tranquil views across the garden.

To the rear of the hall lies a beautiful library, offering a peaceful retreat, with steps descending to the lower ground floor which comprises a utility room, cloakroom, and extensive storage. French doors open directly onto the garden, enhancing the home’s effortless indoor-outdoor flow. On this floor, the bespoke kitchen/breakfast room has been thoughtfully designed with generous worktop and storage space and high-quality integrated appliances, combining style with practicality for both everyday living and entertaining.

The first floor is dedicated to three well-appointed bedrooms, two of which are notably generous in scale and enhanced by original period fireplaces. This floor is further complemented by a separate W/C and an elegant family bathroom positioned to the rear, benefiting from additional mezzanine storage.

Occupying the second floor is a superb bedroom suite, featuring a walk-in dressing area. This room can also be a bedroom if required. A further bedroom and extensive storage complete the accommodation on this level, alongside a substantial family bathroom to the rear, thoughtfully designed with interconnecting doors leading to a separate shower room and W/C.

The lower ground floor apartment comprises a well-appointed sitting room, double bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. Completely self-contained, it provides exceptional flexibility, whether as welcoming guest accommodation, a long-term rental, or an attractive holiday let.

Outside, a charming walled garden unfolds to the rear, beautifully landscaped with mature planting and pretty established borders. A winding paved walkway and delightful patio areas create a serene and inviting outdoor retreat, perfectly echoing the period elegance of the house. To the front, there is parking for two cars.

Vendors' thoughts: "We have loved being part of the history of this beautiful Georgian house. It is peaceful and full of light and space and it has been a real joy to live here. The period features are a reminder of the heritage of the house and it has been lovely to have a small private garden too. The park at the back of the garden has some magnificent trees which create a sense of being in a more rural setting. The house is perfect for entertaining with its high ceilings and interconnected living and dining rooms which are full of light and over the years we have enjoyed many special moments here. It’s also a perfect family home, close to great schools , shops and cafes for both a growing family and for teenagers acquiring more independence. The Promenade and Montpellier are just a few minutes walk away - perfect for shopping, dining, meeting friends and of course Waitrose is very close for every day shopping. Over the years we have used the flat to accommodate friends and family but have also let it out during festival weeks and on longer term letting arrangements. It’s always been very attractive to people and can be a useful source of additional income if required. We have two protected off-road parking spaces which are very valuable given our central and historic location and we have a good support network amongst our neighbours."

In nutshell: The house provides the best of historic town living and also the tranquility of a more rural setting.

Council Tax Band G and EPC rating D.

Tenure: Freehold. Grade II Listed.

Services: Mains water, electricity, drainage and mains gas central heating.