Guide price
£230,000
(£275/sq. ft)
2 bed flat for saleEvesham Road, Cheltenham GL52
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
835 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Leasehold
About this property
Two Bedrooms
Newly fitted Kitchen
Allocated Parking
Own front and rear entrance
Modern Bathroom
Communal Garden
Located on Evesham Road in Pittville, this two-bedroom lower ground floor flat has been recently renovated throughout and offers private entrances to both the front and rear, along with an allocated off road parking space.
Accessed from the front, a welcoming hallway leads through to a spacious open-plan living and dining area. The living room is light and offers flexible space, with working sash windows and shutters.
To the rear of the property is the newly fitted kitchen, with space for a fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, plus a five-burner gas hob and electric oven. A useful storage cupboard sits close by.
Two well-proportioned double bedrooms sit to the front of the property, there is a modern bathroom fitted with a shower over the bath and a heated towel rail.
Outside, there's useful additional storage to the rear, along with a spacious communal garden shared by residents - currently undergoing renovation, and set to be a real asset to the building once complete. The property also benefits from a newly fitted boiler.
Pittville is one of Cheltenham’s most prestigious and historic districts, celebrated for its grand Regency architecture, broad tree-lined avenues, and expansive green spaces. At its centre lies the iconic Pittville Park, the largest ornamental park in the town, home to the beautifully preserved Pump Room - a symbol of Cheltenham’s spa heritage and a fine example of Regency design.
This property is just a short stroll from a selection of independent coffee shops, cafés, and local stores. John Lewis, along with the elegant shopping and dining quarters of Montpellier and The Promenade, are also within walking distance.
Cheltenham is a renowned cultural hub, hosting several celebrated festivals throughout the year - including Literature, Music, Science, and Food & Drink - drawing visitors from across the UK. The town is also well known for its exceptional schooling, with Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Cheltenham College, Berkhampstead, and Dean Close all easily accessible on foot or by bicycle.
Transport connections are excellent, with quick access to the M5 motorway and Cheltenham Spa railway station, offering direct links to major cities including London, Bristol, and Birmingham.
Monthly Service Charge £100
Tenure: Leasehold 53 Years Remaining - This will be extended by the current owners.
Tax council band: A
Local authority: Cheltenham
Accessed from the front, a welcoming hallway leads through to a spacious open-plan living and dining area. The living room is light and offers flexible space, with working sash windows and shutters.
To the rear of the property is the newly fitted kitchen, with space for a fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, plus a five-burner gas hob and electric oven. A useful storage cupboard sits close by.
Two well-proportioned double bedrooms sit to the front of the property, there is a modern bathroom fitted with a shower over the bath and a heated towel rail.
Outside, there's useful additional storage to the rear, along with a spacious communal garden shared by residents - currently undergoing renovation, and set to be a real asset to the building once complete. The property also benefits from a newly fitted boiler.
Pittville is one of Cheltenham’s most prestigious and historic districts, celebrated for its grand Regency architecture, broad tree-lined avenues, and expansive green spaces. At its centre lies the iconic Pittville Park, the largest ornamental park in the town, home to the beautifully preserved Pump Room - a symbol of Cheltenham’s spa heritage and a fine example of Regency design.
This property is just a short stroll from a selection of independent coffee shops, cafés, and local stores. John Lewis, along with the elegant shopping and dining quarters of Montpellier and The Promenade, are also within walking distance.
Cheltenham is a renowned cultural hub, hosting several celebrated festivals throughout the year - including Literature, Music, Science, and Food & Drink - drawing visitors from across the UK. The town is also well known for its exceptional schooling, with Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Cheltenham College, Berkhampstead, and Dean Close all easily accessible on foot or by bicycle.
Transport connections are excellent, with quick access to the M5 motorway and Cheltenham Spa railway station, offering direct links to major cities including London, Bristol, and Birmingham.
Monthly Service Charge £100
Tenure: Leasehold 53 Years Remaining - This will be extended by the current owners.
Tax council band: A
Local authority: Cheltenham
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£1,200 per year
Council tax band
A
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