Oakland Avenue, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL52

A spacious four-bedroom semi-detached family home set on a particularly generous plot within a quiet cul-de-sac, offering well-balanced living accommodation and a large private rear garden in a popular Cheltenham location. The property is conveniently positioned approximately a fifteen-minute walk from Cheltenham town centre, while Prestbury village, with its countryside walks and traditional Cotswold pubs, is also within a similar walking distance.

The ground floor accommodation begins with a welcoming entrance hall where original features, including attractive tiled flooring, reflect the character of the home. From here, a comfortable living room sits to the front of the property and features an attractive fireplace. To the rear is a sociable kitchen and dining room which forms the natural heart of the home, providing an excellent space for everyday family life and entertaining. This area opens into a bright garden room overlooking the rear garden, creating an additional reception space with a pleasant outlook. A downstairs WC completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, the first floor provides four bedrooms together with a family bathroom, offering practical and well-proportioned accommodation and far reaching views to the rear towards Cleeve Hill. The property also benefits from a substantial attic space which is partially boarded, providing valuable additional storage.

Externally, the property continues to impress. To the front there is a paved driveway providing off-road parking and access to the garage. The rear garden is a particular highlight, offering a generous outdoor space with a patio area, large lawn and established shrubs. A second patio seating area and summer house provide further flexibility for outdoor entertaining or relaxing. The garden enjoys a good degree of privacy and is minimally overlooked.

Cheltenham is a historic Regency town, often regarded as the gateway to the Cotswolds, and is well known for its strong cultural identity and high quality of life. The town hosts a wide range of nationally recognised festivals throughout the year, including literature, music, jazz, science, food and drink, and National Hunt racing.

The town centre offers an excellent mix of shopping facilities, from independent boutiques to well-known high street brands, alongside a broad range of cafés, restaurants and leisure amenities. Recreational and cultural attractions include theatres, cinemas, golf courses and the renowned Cheltenham Racecourse.

Cheltenham is also well regarded for education, with a variety of highly respected schools in both the state and independent sectors including Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Dean Close School, Balcarras School, Leckhampton High School and Pate’s Grammar School.

Cheltenham is well placed for travel and commuting, with a mainline railway station providing direct services to London and other major cities. The nearby M5 motorway offers convenient access to Bristol, Birmingham and the wider motorway network, while the surrounding countryside and Cotswold villages are easily accessible, making Cheltenham an ideal base for both town and country living.