Old Bath Road, Leckhampton, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL53

Built in 2001 in a charming Regency style, this elegant three-storey, four-bedroom townhouse perfectly blends Regency charm with modern comforts, offering flexible living spaces in a desirable location.

Upon entering, the entrance hall features Amtico flooring, which extends throughout the ground floor. From here, you access a versatile sitting room, a well-appointed kitchen/dining room, and a convenient cloakroom. The kitchen/dining room boasts a range of matching wall and base level units, work surfaces, and an inset one and a half bowl sink and drainer unit. It is equipped with a four-ring gas hob with extractor over, a double oven/grill, and integrated appliances including a fridge freezer, washing machine, and dishwasher. There is ample space for a dining table, and double doors open to the rear garden. Stairs from the entrance hall lead to the first floor, with a storage cupboard beneath.

The first floor features a living room with two full-height sash windows, an ornate fireplace with a real flame gas fire inset, and T.V./telephone points. Additionally, this floor includes two bedrooms and a family bathroom fitted with a three-piece suite, tiled surrounds, and an extractor fan.

On the second floor, you will find two additional double bedrooms, each with en suite shower rooms and built-in storage. This floor also includes a double cupboard and an access hatch to the loft space.

Outside, the rear garden is enclosed with panel fencing, laid to lawn with planted borders, a patio area and rear access to a garage. The property also features timber-framed double-glazed sash windows and is warmed by gas-fired central heating.

This beautiful townhouse offers flexible living spaces in a desirable location, combining modern conveniences with Regency elegance.

Leckhampton is a quiet 'leafy' residential area situated just to the south of Cheltenham town centre, and often first on buyers’ lists. Bath Road, which has an excellent collection of local shops, including a delicatessen, butchers, greengrocers, and bakers, together with pubs, cafes and restaurants, offers a wide range of catering for all tastes. The area has several excellent primary schools, good bus services to the Town Centre and plenty of attractive parks and playing fields. There is also a quick and easy access to the M5 and the A417 to Swindon via the nearby Brockworth bypass.