Summary:
Find luxurious touches & exceptional craftsmanship throughout at this premium home in Cheltenham. Sleeping 8, it features a super king room, 2 kings & a double room. Of these, enjoy 2 ensuite bathrooms & a 3rd family bathroom. The high-spec kitchen with open-plan dining area is perfect for socialising, complemented by multiple seating areas for relaxation. Located on sought-after Albert Road, it blends classic style with modern comfort, boasting ample natural light, a garden & off-road parking.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the whole house and garden.
The Neighborhood:
The spacious house is located in the green and leafy suburb of Pittville, an area recognised as one of Cheltenham’s finest locations famed for its iconic park, Pump Rooms and bridged walkways. Known as the ‘Capital of the Cotswolds’, Cheltenham is brimming with history, culture, green spaces and fantastic foodie ties. Not to mention famous horse racing at the iconic Cheltenham Racecourse, which is just a few minutes walk away from the property.
There is so much to explore in this exciting town, and the best part is you can do so much of it on foot! It’s around 15-20 minutes walk to the town centre, where you’ll find all the major high-street shops and restaurants. On warm summer days, head to Sandford Park Lido for a dip in the outdoor pool before taking a wander through the sculpted gardens. Or stroll over to stylish Montpelier too. Here, you’ll find a wealth of upmarket shops, independent cafes, gourmet restaurants (including Michelin star-awarded) and cosy wine bars. Make sure you stop by the Neoclassical Caryatids and walk through Pittville Park where the Pittville Pump Room – the town’s grandest spa building – still welcomes you to sample its medicinal waters.
The house is also a wonderful base to explore the rest of the Cotswolds AONB. In 30 minutes, you can drive to a number of the iconic Cotswold villages, such as Bourton-on-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold or Burford. Enjoy rummaging through antique shops or taking scenic walks through the rolling hills. Nothing tops off a day like a delicious dinner at a cosy country pub, too.
Find more of our local tips and tricks in our Guest Guide, which is available upon booking.
Getting Around:
The house is located just outside the centre of Cheltenham so is perfectly located for exploring the town on foot. Cheltenham Spa train station is around 10-15 minutes in a taxi. There are also regular buses that run around the town, as well as further afield, which are all easy to pick up and navigate.
If you do decide to travel by car, ample off road parking is provided on the gated driveway.
Other Things to Note:
Babies in arms are welcome, however, those of crawling age, toddlers and young children are not due to the open staircase and low first-floor windows without restrictors. This is for their own safety. Those who ignore this rule and plan to bring children to the property do so at their own risk.
