Hewlett Road, Cheltenham, GL52

With its attractive double-fronted design and generous accommodation over three floors, this late Victorian home offers the space and flexibility to adapt as family life changes. The property extends to approximately 2,160 sq ft.

The three reception rooms create a particularly useful layout for modern family living. One can serve as a dining room for family meals and entertaining, while the other two provide separate living spaces. That could mean a quieter sitting room for adults and a second lounge or snug for children and teenagers to relax in, giving everyone room to enjoy their own space.

The kitchen has a useful utility area adjoining it, with plumbing for a washing machine, and there is also a secure external storeroom.

On the first floor are three spacious double bedrooms, offering comfortable accommodation for family members or guests. Two bathrooms and three toilets across the property help make busy mornings and family routines easier.

The top floor adds further versatility, with a very large bedroom and a fifth bedroom or study. There is also potential to make greater use of the eaves and loft space, subject to any necessary consents, giving scope to adapt the accommodation further over time.

Outside, the property has the unusual advantage of parking for three cars at the front. The enclosed rear garden has pedestrian access to a lane behind the property, providing a convenient additional route in and out.

The location brings everyday amenities and town life within easy reach. Hewlett Road has a lively mix of independent shops, restaurants, coffee shops, an artisan bakery, a craft beer shop and a Sicilian pizzeria. Cheltenham town centre is a ten minute walk away, with its wider choice of shops, boutiques and the John Lewis department store.

Pittville and Sandford Parks, Cheltenham Lido, and the shops and restaurants of Montpellier and the Suffolks are also conveniently accessible. Cheltenham is celebrated for its Regency architecture, schools, sporting facilities and annual music, literature and jazz festivals, as well as its racecourse and the Cheltenham Gold Cup. The M5 is accessible, and regular train services run to London Paddington in just over two hours.