This impressive Grade II* listed Regency residence boasts significant renovation potential while currently functioning as five self-contained flats. Nestled away from the main thoroughfare, the property offers residents permit parking and picturesque views over well-maintained municipal gardens. Its notable architectural features include a striking ashlar stone façade, refined cornicing, and an inviting two-storey porch with a delicate ironwork verandah.
Constructed in the early 19th century, this townhouse exemplifies Cheltenham’s celebrated Regency style, complete with high ceilings and naturally bright interiors thanks to deep sash windows. Original elements such as marble fireplaces and intricate mouldings are preserved throughout, adding to its historical charm. The property is further complemented by a secluded walled garden, providing a rare outdoor retreat in this central location.
Currently generating secure rental income of approximately £54,000 per annum from its five flats, there exists considerable scope for increasing revenue through thoughtful enhancements or renovations. Furthermore, aspiring homeowners may envision transforming this distinguished townhouse back into a grand family residence—subject to obtaining necessary planning and listed building consents.
The setting of the property is particularly advantageous; it lies within close proximity to respected institutions like Cheltenham College and Cheltenham Ladies’ College, as well as vibrant shopping and dining options in Montpellier and the town centre. The nearby Cheltenham Spa railway station offers easy access to London, Birmingham, and Bristol, making it an appealing choice for both investors and families looking for convenience without sacrificing character.
