• Three Bedroomed Luxury Apartment +
• NO ONWARD CHAIN +
• Beautiful Tom Howley Kitchen with Integrated Appliances +
• Spacious Kitchen/ Living Area +
• Own Private and Communal Entrance to Apartment +
• Separate Utility Room and Pantry Storage +
• Private Gated Car Park with Allocated Parking +
• Electric Car Charging and Video Entrance System +
• Walking Distance to Town Centre and Sandford Park +
• Large Communal Patio Area to Rear +

Elegant Regency Garden Apartment in Central Cheltenham - No Onward Chain Located within the beautifully restored Sandford Park House, an exclusive collection of just eight luxury apartments, this exceptional lower ground floor garden home is offered with no onward chain and combines Regency charm with refined modern living. Meticulously refurbished throughout, the building showcases period architecture enhanced by high-quality, contemporary finishes. Offering approximately 1,496 sq ft of light-filled accommodation, the apartment features:

• Three generous bedrooms, including a master with en suite

• Large Tom Howley kitchen with premium integrated appliances

• Open-plan living area framed by original bay windows

• Study, utility room, pantry, cloakroom, and stylish family bathroom

• Private courtyard, ideal for outdoor dining

• Allocated parking behind a secure gated entrance, with both private and communal access

The interiors blend modern traditional styling with engineered wood flooring, high-spec bathrooms, and luxury wool-loop carpets. Residents also benefit from EV charging points, shared cycle storage, and a secure bin store. Originally constructed circa 1830, Sandford Park House forms an important part of Cheltenham’s Regency landscape, distinguished by its bold, bow-fronted façade on London Road - an enduring symbol of the town’s elegant 19th-century growth. Frequently named the “Best Place to Live in the South West” by The Sunday Times, Cheltenham offers an enviable lifestyle with its striking Regency architecture, award-winning festivals, top schools, and vibrant cultural scene. The Promenade, Pittville Park, and the charming village of Winchcombe - home to Sudeley Castle - are all within easy reach. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, the area provides exceptional walking and cycling opportunities across Bishops Cleeve, Leckhampton Hill, the Malvern Hills, and the Forest of Dean. As the gateway to the Cotswolds, locations such as Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, Cirencester, and Gloucester are all within a short drive. For something closer to home, the much-loved Sandford Park Lido with its 50m Art Deco pool is just around the corner. Cheltenham is renowned for its outstanding food scene, from fine dining at Prithvi and The Ivy to relaxed meals at Brasserie Blanc. Independent boutiques line the town centre, complemented by leading retail names and a flagship John Lewis. Nearby Gloucester Quays offers an ever-growing shopping and leisure destination. With over 25 festivals each year - including world-famous literature, science, jazz, and music events - Cheltenham’s cultural calendar is unmatched. When the town isn’t celebrating, the Grade II listed Everyman Theatre and The Wilson art gallery ensure culture is always close at hand. Share of Freehold 998 years remaining Service Charge £2,355 p/a