Hewlett Road, Town Centre

A semi-detached property that has been sympathetically extended and re-furbished throughout with accommodation comprising two double bedrooms, a generous L-shaped kitchen-dining room, study, sitting room, family bathroom and a shower room.

The property enters into a porch with space for hanging coats and limestone flooring with underfloor heating that flows into the kitchen-dining room and study. A shower room accessed via the porch offers a white suite comprising a shower enclosure with a rain head, a low-level WC and a wash hand basin.

With views out to the front of the property is the sitting room. There is neutral carpeting, a feature fireplace with a limestone hearth, an inset log burner, and bespoke built-in cupboards and shelving to both sides of the chimney breast.

The kitchen-dining room can be accessed via the sitting room and the hallway. There are dual aspects to the rear and side gardens, with wooden double doors leading out to the patio.

The kitchen area has bespoke fitted wall and base units with solid wood worktops and upstands, a sideboard with a marble worktop and upstand, a wine rack, a larder cupboard and an inset Belfast sink with a mixer tap.
There is space for free-standing appliances such as a Range style cooker, American style fridge freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and tumble drier.

A study/snug accessed from the kitchen has half-feature wall panelling and neutral carpeting.

Upstairs, the landing area leads to the two bedrooms and family bathroom. There is engineered oak flooring and a hatch leading to the loft space above.

Both bedrooms are a generous size and have neutral carpeting and built-in double wardrobes. Bedroom one looks out to the front of the property, and bedroom two has views out to the rear garden.

The family bathroom completes the internal accommodation and offers limestone flooring, part wood panelling and tiling, a heated towel rail and a white suite comprising a bath, shower enclosure with a rain head, low-level WC and a vanity unit with an inset sink.

Outside, the garden wraps around two sides of the property and is laid to lawn and patio areas, perfect for enjoying the sun and alfresco dining. There is also outdoor lighting and a water tap. A gate leads out to the gravel driveway at the front of the property, with off-road parking for two vehicles.

Further benefits to the property are gas central heating, double glazing and no onward chain.

Tenure-Freehold
Council Tax-C

Cheltenham offers easy access to the A40 and M5 motorways and is equidistant from Bristol and Birmingham, with good north-south high-speed rail links. The town itself is a beautiful Regency Spa, famous for its many festivals including Literature, Music, Science, Jazz, and the legendary National Hunt racing festival, The Cheltenham Gold Cup. The town centre boasts a variety of 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 Freehold, is to be confirmed between vendor and purchaser solicitors. All measurements are approximate and for guidance purposes only.