Property description

DESCRIPTION A delightful stone dressed period terrace that unfolds into a stylish combination of its original character features alongside the contemporary presentation that our client has created. From the spacious entrance hall there is a cosy sitting room with a feature fireplace beyond which lies, overlooking the rear garden, a generous dining room with a further fireplace and the original flagstone tiling. From here, contemporary styling is on offer in the extensive and 13' long kitchen before the first of the two wash facilities in the sophisticated ground floor bathroom.



At first floor level are two double bedrooms with the rear facing master bedroom also enjoying an ensuite shower room while alongside the second double to the front aspect, with an attractive feature window, is the third bedroom.



Outside, the forecourt are has been laid to gravel which offers low maintenance while to the rear the generous garden is equally simply landscaped with extensive lawns. Furthermore this warm inviting home is offered with no onward chain.

 

AMENITIES Prestbury has been documented from as early as 899AD and was subsequently recognised in the Doomsday book. The name in Anglo Saxon terms means ' priests fortress ' possibly taken from The Bishop of Herefords manor house that was known to have stood in the 13th century. Today Prestbury is a modern village with several eating and drinking options as well as a contemporary hair stylists, all alongside a traditional convenience store and butchers. Also on hand are the public footpaths onto the magnificent Cleeve Hill from where there are spectacular views across Cheltenham including the nearby Prestbury Park racecourse, home of the Gold Cup. Just south of the village the property is also within 1 mile of the town centre