Detached house for sale in Tivoli Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL50

This handsome double fronted Grade II listed detached house dates from the mid to late 1830's and was the birthplace of the famous actor Sir Ralph Richardson in 1902.
The house has undergone a significant programme of renovation, extension and upgrading by the current owners, and is presented in fabulous order to include newly fitted kitchen and bathrooms.

The living accommodation is arranged over three principal floors and provides elegant accommodation which is hugely flexible.

The raised ground floor has a classic layout with central entrance hall and rooms off to either side. To the left of the entrance hall a kitchen/breakfast room spans the full depth of the house, enjoying significant natural light from the large sash hung windows to front and rear. The kitchen is fitted with a range of modern cabinets with large central island and integrated appliances.
Across the hall there are two delightful reception rooms both with attractive fireplaces and sash hung windows.

A pretty, stone staircase with polished handrail rises to the first floor where there are three large bedrooms, the principal with beautifully appointed ensuite and a family bathroom.
The lower ground floor has two double bedrooms, a sitting room and a fully fitted kitchen (which could be used as a utility/laundry if required). Independent external access allows for the property to be sub divided to create a self-contained apartment if required, alternatively the internal staircase allows the house to be used as a flexible single dwelling.
Outside, a landscaped front garden has wonderful symmetry and includes gravelled parking behind ornate cast iron gates, and an area of lawn in front of the house. At the rear is a pretty enclosed courtyard area perfect for enjoying the westerly evening sun and is accessed through double doors from the sitting room.

Tivoli is recognised as one of Cheltenhams most sought after locations. The area is close to a delightful array of shops and cafes in the Suffolks, popular local shopping area of Bath Road and the individual boutiques restaurant and gardens of both Montpellier and the Promenade.

Cheltenham is renowned for its world-famous horse racing event, the Cheltenham Festival, drawing racing enthusiasts from around the globe. The town is also home to numerous cultural festivals, including the renowned Jazz, Science, and Literature Festivals, which add a vibrant and diverse atmosphere to the community throughout the year.

Residents of Cheltenham enjoy a high quality of life, with an abundance of green spaces, including the stunning Pittville Park and the vast beauty of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty just a stone's throw away. The town centre boasts a plethora of independent boutiques, high-end shops, cozy cafes, and fine dining establishments, catering to every taste and preference.

Education is highly valued in Cheltenham, with a wide range of excellent schools, including the prestigious Cheltenham Ladies' College and Cheltenham College, known for their outstanding academic standards.

Cheltenham's location provides excellent transport links, with easy access to major cities like Bristol and Birmingham, as well as London, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a peaceful retreat within reach of urban amenities.