Fairview Street, Fairview, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL52

A beautifully presented period home offering a surprising amount of space, character and flexibility, positioned within the heart of Fairview and complemented by a superb detached home office/studio space.

The property combines character with practical modern living and provides well-arranged accommodation across three levels. To the front, the sitting room creates a comfortable and welcoming space centred around a wood-burning stove, adding a natural focal point and character to the room.

To the rear, the kitchen flows through to a separate dining room with doors opening onto the garden, creating a layout that works well for both everyday living and entertaining. A useful utility area adds further practicality.

The lower ground floor has been converted to create a substantial additional room with adjoining shower facilities, offering excellent flexibility as a family room, guest space, occasional bedroom or work-from-home area depending on requirements.

Upstairs, the first floor provides three bedrooms alongside a generous family bathroom, creating a balanced arrangement suited to a range of buyers.

Outside, the rear garden provides a private space to enjoy and is complemented by a detached outbuilding which has been properly finished with insulation, power and lighting. Currently arranged as a home office, it provides a genuinely useful extension of the accommodation and offers flexibility for home working, hobbies or additional day-to-day living space.

Overall, a characterful home where the versatility of the accommodation and additional detached workspace help it stand apart from more typical period properties.

Cheltenham is a Regency spa town known for its elegant architecture, cultural festivals and strong sense of identity, offering a balance of lifestyle, education and connectivity.

The town combines period character with a well-served centre, with areas such as Montpellier, Tivoli, Leckhampton and Pittville each offering their own distinct feel. There is a wide range of independent cafés, restaurants, shops and green spaces, alongside more comprehensive facilities within the town centre itself.

Cheltenham is also well known for its festivals, including literature, music, science and food, as well as the Cheltenham Festival at the racecourse.

The town is particularly well regarded for education, with a number of established schools including Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Dean Close School, Pate’s Grammar School, Balcarras School and High School Leckhampton.

Transport links are strong, with access to the M5, A40 and Cheltenham Spa railway station providing connections to Birmingham, Bristol, London and beyond.