Hewlett Road, Town Centre

A ground floor apartment within a Grade II listed building benefitting from a private courtyard garden. The property offers original period features, including cornicing, skirting boards and sash windows with working shutters.

The apartment, accessed via a communal entrance, enters a hallway with neutral carpeting flowing into the bedroom and sitting room, a built-in storage cupboard and a wall-mounted entrance phone.

The sitting room to the front of the apartment has a large sash window with working shutters and a marble feature fireplace. There is also a built-in cupboard with open shelving above to the right of the chimney breast, as well as decorative cornicing, high skirting boards and a ceiling rose with a large crystal chandelier giving the room plenty of character.

Large wooden double doors lead to the kitchen-breakfast room with views over the courtyard garden. There is a range of fitted wall and base units with granite worktops and upstands, and a central island with a breakfast bar area has an inset sink and a cutaway drainer with a mixer tap. Integrated appliances are an electric hob, an extractor hood, an oven, a fridge freezer and a washing machine.

The bedroom again has views over the courtyard garden through a window and door that gives access outside, and there is a built-in double wardrobe.

A bathroom completes the internal accommodation and offers wood effect vinyl flooring, part tiled walls, a modern heated towel rail, and a white suite comprising a bath with shower attachment, a low-level Saniflo WC, and a vanity unit with a marble top and basin.

Outside, the enclosed low-maintenance private courtyard garden is laid to gravel and decking with a mature shrub border.

The apartment further benefits from gas central heating and is brought to market with no onward chain.


Tenure- Leasehold with a Share of Freehold
Lease Length - Approx. 960 Years
Annual Service Charge - £720.00
Service Charge Review Period -TBC
Council Tax - A

Cheltenham is a beautiful Regency Town, famous for its many festivals, including Literature, Music, Science, Jazz and the legendary National Hunt Racing Festival, The Cheltenham Gold Cup. In addition to its festivals, Cheltenham has an enviable reputation for its excellent schools, some of which are internationally recognised, including the renowned Cheltenham College and Cheltenham Ladies College. The town centre boasts various local and high street shops, eateries, bars and art galleries, attracting visitors from far and wide.

All information regarding the property details, including a position on Leasehold, will be confirmed between vendor and purchaser solicitors.