This Grade II listed semi-detached stone townhouse offers a unique opportunity for renovation and investment in the heart of Cheltenham. Originally functioning as a commercial office, the property has recently received planning approval to be converted into a residential home, complete with a self-contained lower ground floor apartment. With its elegant Ashlar Stone façade and rich architectural heritage, this property stands as an iconic part of the local landscape.
Spanning four levels, the townhouse retains numerous original features such as working shutters, decorative fireplaces, and ornate cornices. These elements present an excellent foundation for those looking to restore and modernize while maintaining its historic charm. The potential to transform this space into a stylish family residence or investment property is evident.
Externally, the property is set back behind wrought iron railings and comes with two access points—one from Promenade and another from Montpellier Street via a quieter side lane. Future plans include a landscaped garden area at the front, adding further appeal to both residents and potential tenants.
The location itself is exceptional. Overlooking the beautiful Imperial Gardens, this address epitomizes Cheltenham's renowned Georgian architecture. It is surrounded by fine dining options, including the celebrated 131 restaurant, as well as various boutique shops in Montpellier and along the Promenade. Reputable educational institutions such as Cheltenham Ladies’ College and Dean Close are also within walking distance.
Furthermore, transport connections are convenient; access to major roads like the M5 and A40 is straightforward, while Cheltenham Spa train station lies less than a mile away. This combination of location advantages makes it an attractive proposition for both personal residence and investment purposes in an area celebrated for its culture and community life.
