Guide price £1,150,000
REF: CHL250132
A Stylish Four-Bedroom End-of-Terrace Townhouse in a Prime Central Location.
20 Trafalgar Street is an impressive contemporary townhouse occupying an enviable end-of-terrace position within an exclusive terrace of four individual homes. Built in 2005, the property combines clean architectural lines and generous glazing with well-proportioned, adaptable accommodation arranged over three floors. Extending to approximately 2,014 sq. ft., the house is exceptionally well suited to modern family life, entertaining and working from home.
The ground floor is approached through a welcoming entrance hall, with a cloakroom positioned close to the front door. To the front is a well-proportioned dining room, offering an excellent space for more formal dining and entertaining. A fitted bar area, with extensive display shelving, storage and a wine cooler, creates a natural connection between the dining room and the kitchen/breakfast room beyond. The kitchen is generously proportioned and forms the heart of the house, with ample space for everyday dining, a useful pantry cupboard and glazed doors opening directly onto the rear garden.
The first floor is arranged around a central landing and is home to the principal reception room. The sitting room is an elegant and beautifully proportioned space, extending across the width of the house and featuring two sets of glazed doors opening onto a front-facing balcony. Also on this level is the principal bedroom, a spacious double room with fitted storage, an en suite bathroom and access to a further private balcony overlooking the rear garden.
Three additional bedrooms are arranged across the second floor. Bedroom two is a particularly generous double room with built-in wardrobes and an en suite shower room. Bedroom three is also a comfortable double, while the fourth bedroom would work equally well as a child’s bedroom, study, dressing room or nursery. A separate family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside, the garden provides an attractive and private extension of the living accommodation, with direct access from the kitchen making it particularly well suited to outdoor dining and entertaining. As the end property within the terrace, number 20 also enjoys the notable advantage of a side return, adding to the sense of space and providing useful access between the front and rear of the house. The property further benefits from secure off-road parking situated behind electric gates.
Situation:
Trafalgar Street occupies an exceptional position just off Imperial Square, within the heart of Cheltenham’s celebrated Regency centre. The setting combines a discreet residential atmosphere with immediate access to one of the town’s most prestigious and architecturally significant locations, centred around the beautifully maintained Imperial Gardens.
The property is particularly well placed for the Promenade, Montpellier and the Suffolks, all of which are within a short walk. Together, these areas offer an excellent selection of boutique shops, independent cafés, wine bars and highly regarded restaurants, alongside Cheltenham’s principal cultural, leisure and retail attractions.
Imperial Gardens provides an attractive green setting close by and hosts a number of events throughout the year. Cheltenham is internationally recognised for its outstanding festival calendar, including the Literature, Jazz, Science and Music Festivals, while the world-famous Cheltenham Festival at Prestbury Park remains one of the highlights of the global racing calendar.
The town offers an excellent choice of schools in both the state and independent sectors. Renowned establishments include Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Cheltenham College, Dean Close, St Edward’s and Pate’s Grammar School, together with a strong selection of preparatory and primary schools.
Cheltenham Spa railway station provides direct services to London Paddington and Birmingham, while access to the M5 allows convenient travel to Bristol, the Midlands and the wider motorway network. The town is also well positioned for Gloucestershire Airport and the surrounding commercial centres.
Beyond Cheltenham, the Cotswolds National Landscape is readily accessible, offering some of England’s most attractive countryside, historic market towns and picturesque villages. This combination of elegant architecture, cultural vibrancy, excellent amenities and access to open countryside continues to make central Cheltenham one of the most desirable residential locations in the region.
Important Information:
Maintenance: Shared responsibility to maintain the parking area.
Services: Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Gas central heating.
EPC: C.
Tenure: Freehold.
Local Authority: Cheltenham Borough Council.
Council Tax Band: F.
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Viewing: Strictly by prior appointment with Jackson-Stops.
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